Tracey Bateman Books in Order

With no money and a young niece to protect, Cassidy Sinclair answers a widower's ad for a wife in frontier Kansas. What starts as desperation becomes a test of love, grief, and the kind of family they can build.

Tarah is already wrestling with difficult students and the return of the man she has always loved when two abused children enter her life. Helping them may cost her heart, but it may also teach her what grace looks like.

Star Campbell escapes a dangerous past and lands in the home of farmer Michael Riley. His kindness offers a new beginning, but the secrets she carries may ruin any chance at belonging or love.

Emily St. John buys the local mercantile hoping it will finally bring her closer to Jeremiah Daniels. Instead it starts a battle of pride, business rivalry, and long-delayed love in small-town Kansas.

Tomboy Laney Jenkins finally goes after the rancher she loves, only to learn that Luke St. John has dreams that may take him far from Kansas. Their courtship is sweet, stubborn, and full of frontier sparks.

Widowed Hope Parker needs a safe future for her son, and Andy Riley needs rescue from debt and despair. Their arranged marriage begins as necessity, but the journey west may open a door to real hope.

This four-in-one anthology gathers Missouri-set Christian romances, including Bateman's Timing Is Everything. Across the collection, different couples face fresh starts, family hopes, and hard choices in the Show-Me State.

Forty-year-old Esther Young thinks she has settled into a comfortable single life until Tom Pearson changes everything. Their swift romance awakens old hopes, and then forces Esther to ask whether love and timing are truly the same thing.

After witnessing a murder committed by her own stepfather, Torey Mitchell runs for her life and ends up under a widow's protection. Truth, forgiveness, and growing affection for the victim's son drive this tense historical romance.

Aimee turns from disappointed love toward work at her aunt and uncle's orphanage, where a motherless baby steals her heart. Then the child's father arrives, determined to reclaim his son and unexpectedly drawn to Aimee.

Eva Riley has been deeply hurt and wants nothing from love except distance. Ben Jones refuses to stop caring, and his steady devotion turns this frontier romance into a story about restoration, trust, and second chances.

Journalist Raven Mahoney chases a political mystery that leads straight back to a man from her past. As family questions and fresh danger collide, the story she wants may be the one that puts her most at risk.

Police officer Keri Mahoney reunites with the boy she once loved when Justin Kramer becomes a murder suspect. To clear his name, they must reopen old wounds and hunt the real killer before suspicion hardens into a verdict.

Falsely accused and running from trouble in San Francisco, Alisa Worthington lands in Reliable, California, at the mercy of the Chance brothers. Titus Chance wants to help, but her secrets make trust a risky thing.

Denni Mahoney's home for troubled girls is under attack from theft, flood, fire, and rising fear. Detective Reece Corrigan has to uncover who wants the place destroyed before the danger closes in on Denni herself.

Reporter Andy Carmichael thinks interviewing dying author Miss Penbrook will make his career. Instead, the journals she gives him pull him into family secrets, identity questions, and a past that changes everything.

Claire finally seems to be getting life together, until a tornado, teen rebellion, career stress, and romantic confusion send everything sideways again. Funny and warm, it follows one woman learning that control is not the same as peace.

After loss and forced eviction, Shea Penbrook discovers family diaries that point toward hidden ancestry and buried Southern history. Her search leads from Oregon to Georgia and into a painful legacy of race, love, and silence.

After surgery forces single mother and novelist Claire Everett to slow down, she realizes how far her family life has slipped off course. Her attempt to fix everything at once leads to comedy, strain, and some hard truth.

Tabby Brockman gets the chance to return to the soap opera role that once made her famous, but old grudges and fresh chaos wait on set. Career hopes, family strain, and romantic trouble make her comeback anything but simple.

Orphan Fannie Caldwell sneaks onto a wagon train to save her younger siblings from a cruel master. The trail west is dangerous enough, but falling for stubborn wagon master Blake Tanner may be the bigger risk.

Claire Everett is still trying to hold together family, faith, work, and romance without losing herself in the process. The final book keeps the series' mix of domestic chaos, heart, and hard-earned growth.

Grace Porter joins a wagon train for a fresh start out west, but guilt from her past keeps her at arm's length from everyone around her. Especially the wagon master and the children who need her most.

Ginger Freeman boards a wagon train carrying one purpose, revenge against the doctor she blames for her brother's death. Community, faith, and approaching violence force her to choose between old loyalties and a better life.

The third Drama Queen novel serves up more romantic confusion, career stumbles, and friendship-fueled comedy. Bateman keeps the tone light while showing how badly even smart women can misread love.

After losing her publishing job, Dancy Ames writes a revenge novel and sends it to the man who fired her. What begins as payback turns messy when he likes the book, and maybe the woman behind it.

Toni Rodden has escaped prostitution and heads west hoping Oregon will give her a clean start. On the trail, danger and a chance at love press her to decide whether she can believe her past does not own her forever.

Recovering alcoholic Nina Parker returns to Abbey Hills, Missouri, to face the family and damage she left behind. But something ancient is watching her homecoming, and her fight for sobriety becomes a fight for survival.

This holiday anthology gathers nine prairie Christmas romances, including Bateman's Take Me Home. Frontier hardship, family longing, faith, and unexpected love warm even the coldest winter settings.

Newly widowed and pregnant, Jane Albright risks everything to save her home and freighting business from debt. Deadwood offers grit, danger, and an uneasy alliance with the very man she thinks stands against her.

Abbey Hills thinks the nightmare is over, but fresh violence says otherwise. As grief, obsession, and unanswered questions tighten around the town, two women are pulled into a new battle against darkness.

Rosemary travels to North Dakota expecting to visit her twin sister and instead finds a grave, a grieving brother-in-law, and a hungry baby. Through a brutal winter, duty slowly turns into something far more complicated.

Still broken by her husband's death, Corrie Saunders retreats to an Ozarks house he loved and becomes convinced his presence lingers there. What she senses may be far darker, and letting go becomes its own spiritual battle.

This large historical romance collection follows the Chance brothers as unexpected brides and wanderers upend life on their California ranch. Bateman's Second Chance sits inside a bigger family saga full of warmth, trouble, and heart.

This three-in-one collection follows Cassidy, Tarah, and Laney as they fight for love and stability on the Kansas frontier. The linked stories span one family and blend prairie hardship with warmth and faith.

An unexpected job as nanny throws a practical young woman into the life of a lonely widower and his spirited son. What begins as necessity slowly opens into family, healing, and a second chance at love.