Vivian Arend Books in Order

Blake Coleman has spent years treating Jaxi as off-limits, even after she moves into his house and makes ignoring her impossible. Jaxi is done being the girl next door, and the ranch is about to get very complicated.

Alexia Colten returns to Jaffrey's Cove to settle her grandmother's affairs and inherits far more than a keepsake. A hidden merfolk society, a powerful medallion, and two dangerously tempting men change everything.

The second Turner Twins romance throws another pair together just when life is complicated enough already. Attraction is immediate, but timing and trust make acting on it far less simple.

Bush pilot Tad Maxwell has spent years keeping his wolf side under control, until Missy returns needing help and carrying dangerous secrets. Old love, pack politics, and a deadly enemy force both of them to stop running.

Deaf adventurer Robyn Maxwell heads into the Yukon wilderness looking for freedom and finds Keil, a man who knows more about her than he should. Her trip turns into a crash course in pack secrets and fated-mate trouble.

Dara's annual ski getaway with best friends Kane and Jack stops feeling harmless when all three admit they want more. Friendship, snow, and risk make the leap impossible to take lightly.

Beth Danube wants safety, not love, after a brutal marriage, but quiet cowboy Daniel Coleman wakes up needs she thought were gone. What starts as no-strings comfort turns into a hard-fought chance at healing.

On the stormy Canadian coast, an air shifter and a water shifter collide in a fast, sensual paranormal romance. The weather is wild, and so is the attraction.

Natasha Bellingham wakes up with a brutal hangover and news that ties her to Max Turner more tightly than either expected. Their chemistry is easy. Building something lasting is the hard part.

Chelsea dreams of leaving Jaffrey's Cove until an old crush and a newcomer complicate her plans. Merfolk secrets, divided loyalties, and tidal attraction keep the quiet seaside town anything but calm.

Maggie is terrified of other wolves, which makes visiting her sister's new pack a miserable idea. Erik knows almost at once that she is his mate, but winning her trust is a much harder fight.

Easygoing TJ Lynus meets his mate while standing up in a wedding, and suddenly his usual charm is not enough. Pam Quinn wants a little fun, not fate, and the north has other ideas.

Lone wolf Shaun Stevens does not put much stock in happily-ever-after until one stubborn woman changes the argument. Northern danger and pack complications make the attraction feel as risky as it is inevitable.

On the coast, old feelings and new danger rise at the same time. This short, sensual story uses the sea, the weather, and emotional risk to keep everyone off balance.

This high-heat contemporary romance leans into fantasy, escape, and the question of whether a purely sensual arrangement can grow into something lasting. Indulgence turns out to have consequences.

Paige heads to Bandicoot Cove meaning to end her no-strings arrangement with Trent and Mason before love forces her to choose. The problem is that both men are already planning forever.

After a climbing accident, Melanie Dixon wants her courage back more than romance. Derrick James admires both, but when the past comes calling, trust becomes the steepest climb.

The final Pacific Passion story pushes its couple through one last round of coastal danger, secrets, and emotional fallout. To get their future, they have to weather the worst of it.

The Pacific Passion storyline deepens as its central couple face more danger, rough weather, and desire that keeps getting harder to resist. It is short, stormy, and very high heat.

Set against winter adventure and fast-moving attraction, this romance pairs outdoor adrenaline with emotions that refuse to stay casual. Vivian Arend turns a getaway into a relationship problem in the best way.

Allison Parker comes home needing a fake fiancé and finds the perfect candidate in Gabe Coleman. Pretend dating is supposed to solve a family problem, but real feelings arrive faster than either expected.

Matt Coleman and Hope Meridan know a relationship is a bad idea, especially with old family history between them. Friendship, late-night honesty, and lingering attraction make staying casual impossible.

Outcast spokesman Chase Johnson only comes to civilization when he has to, and veterinarian Shelley Bradley has no interest in more shifter drama. A wound that will not heal sends them deep into danger together.

Weather, attraction, and trouble hit all at once in this compact romance. Vivian Arend uses a wild setting and sharp chemistry to make every emotional decision feel risky.

Jared Gilliland boards a cruise expecting adventure, not destiny. When theft and danger start spreading through the ship, he and trouble-shooter Keri Smith have to work together before attraction turns into real trouble.

Freshly cut loose when her wolf lover finds his true mate, a woman gets pulled into Whitehorse power struggles and a dangerous attraction with a bear shifter. The result is part heartbreak, part political chaos, part heat.

Alisha Bailey and Devon Leblanc turn team rivalry into something far more dangerous when disaster throws them together. As accidents start hitting Lifeline, trust becomes as important as desire.

Banff-based rescuers take on brutal terrain, professional danger, and attraction that hits at exactly the wrong time. The first Adrenaline Search and Rescue romance mixes mountain action with personal risk.

An unconventional bond on the ranch stops feeling temporary when friendship, desire, and family loyalties all collide. In this Six Pack story, three people have to decide whether the life they want is one they are brave enough to claim.

Vicki Hansol wants a fresh start, not another reason for the town to judge her. Joel Coleman agrees to help teach her to ride, and the lessons quickly turn into a messy, sexy challenge to both their futures.

This shorter Granite Lake story delivers the same mix of humor, heat, and pack trouble as the full novels. Fate arrives fast, and nobody gets much time to pretend they are not interested.

Former Ranger Parker Wilson plans dream dates for a living, but Lynn Davidson turns his professional cool into a personal problem. What starts hot becomes something harder to keep at arm's length.

Sweet, shy Lillie heads to Las Vegas for one last fling and collides with billionaire grizzly shifter Jim Halcyon. Luck, lust, and bear instincts make the trip far more serious than planned.

The third Lifeline story keeps the pressure high, with another rescue mission, another combustible pairing, and more trouble circling the team. In the mountains, one wrong move can cost far more than pride.

Jack Hunter knows going after his best friend's little sister is a risky move, but Pepper Wilson is no longer a kid and she is not easy to resist. Their chemistry makes keeping boundaries almost impossible.

The final Takhini Wolves romance folds pack loyalty, northern danger, and another hard-to-ignore mate bond into one last trip through the Yukon. Nobody gets out of this world without choosing a side.

A relationship that should stay simple grows messy fast once real feeling gets involved. In true Thompson fashion, stubborn pride and small-town history only make the chemistry worse.

Gage Jenick has loved Katy Thompson for years, but a crash leaves her missing memories and pregnant, with two men claiming fatherhood. Love has to survive confusion before it can look like forever.

After losing Melody Langley in very public fashion, Steve Coleman finally decides to grow up. Melody gives him one last shot, but he has to prove change is more than talk.

After a crushing breakup, Rachel Malone hides out in a mountain cabin and gets snowed in with cowboy Lee Coleman. The forced close quarters give both of them a second chance they did not see coming.

Bad boy Mitch Thompson finally gets rule-bound constable Anna Coleman into his bed, then realizes sex is not enough. Keeping their relationship secret is hard. Wanting more is harder.

Dean Colter gets a second chance with Emma Lee, the woman he has never managed to forget. Old hurt, fresh attraction, and terrible timing make walking away harder than ever.

Lone wolf Damon Black likes his freedom until Addie MacShay drops into his life and asks him to play boyfriend. Pretend dating is a bad idea, especially when fate starts taking the arrangement seriously.

Old hurts and fierce attraction collide when two people who should know better get another shot. The ride is rough, but that is half the point.

When trouble closes in, the safest place to land may be the one that comes with family, hard truth, and love that refuses to stay convenient. This later Six Pack Ranch story pairs danger with the promise of home.

The final Thompson and Sons romance leans into family loyalty, hard lessons, and a couple who have to stop pretending they can keep things light. It is messy, heartfelt, and very connected to the larger ranch world.

Raphael Coleman has loved Laurel Sitko for years, but friendship was the only safe option until she came home for good. Now an old bond, small-town history, and a persistent ex make their timing anything but easy.

This collection returns to the Coleman world after the big love stories, catching up with couples as marriage, kids, and ranch life keep moving. It is a warm way to spend more time with the family.

Bodyguard Justin Cullin is powerful enough to get what he wants, and what he wants is Lady Amanda Ainsworth. He is willing to move slowly, but he has no intention of giving up.

Overworked single dad Caleb Stone needs a nanny, not another complication, but Tamara Coleman arrives with both warmth and trouble. Life at Silver Stone ranch gets more crowded, and much more personal.

Jesse Coleman thinks walking away is easier than facing the ranch and his past, until one unforgettable night with Darilyn Hayes changes everything. When they meet again, the stakes are suddenly much bigger than chemistry.

Fire chief Brad Ford wants a future with Hanna Lane and her daughter, but Hanna has spent years trusting only herself. A Christmas fire leaves them closer than ever and forces both to reconsider what home means.

Luke Stone thinks asking Kelli James to be his gala date is a practical solution. The fake-plus-one plan works right up until both of them realize how personal it has become.

Ivy Field comes back to Heart Falls ready to claim the future she wants, and it includes Walker Stone. He still loves her, but fear and family pressure make second chances anything but simple.

Cole Masterson has spent his life under the shadow of a prophecy and the mystery of a missing mate. When destiny finally shows up on a stolen skidoo, his future turns chaotic fast.

A holiday homecoming brings a soldier face to face with unfinished feelings and a future he is not sure he deserves. Heart Falls gives the story warmth, but the emotional work is real.

James Borealis thinks he can choose a convenient mate before mating fever takes over, but fate points straight at his best friend Kaylee. Friendship, old scars, and polar bear instincts make resistance a short-lived plan.

Another Borealis brother learns the hard way that polar bears do not care much about personal plans. Family pressure, mating fever, and a woman he cannot forget turn fate into a very practical problem.

Lisa Coleman plans to leave Heart Falls once family obligations are done, which makes local veterinarian Josiah Ryder a terrible temptation. He is ready for something lasting, even if she insists her stay is temporary.

Christmas in Heart Falls offers another chance at love for two people carrying more history than either planned to unpack. Holiday magic helps, but hope still has to be earned.

The final Borealis brother reaches the point where dodging destiny no longer works. Romance, family business, and shifter instinct all come to a head in a finale built around finally choosing forever.

By the time this trilogy reaches its last romance, the question is no longer whether love is possible, but whether the heroine is ready to choose it. Heart Falls gives her family, community, and one man worth the risk.

Heart Falls keeps pulling two people together just when they would rather keep their feelings private. Family discoveries, community ties, and long-buried emotion make secrecy harder to maintain.

This Heart Falls collection gathers weddings, family chaos, and one baby-shaped surprise into a cozy return trip. It is part celebration, part catch-up, and all small-town heart.

Alex Thorne comes home with an elaborate advent calendar and a plan to finally win over veterinarian Yvette Wright. She remembers all the reasons he is trouble, and all the reasons she missed him.

Ginny Stone and Tucker Stewart have been tangled up in a secret relationship for years. Coming back to Heart Falls for good means they finally have to decide whether secrecy still makes sense.

The final Six Pack Ranch novel circles back to the Coleman world for one more big emotional payoff. It is a farewell built on family history, hard-earned love, and the feeling of coming home.

The holidays push two Heart Falls locals into close quarters, old feelings, and the kind of kiss that changes the whole season. It is cozy, sexy, and built around small-town Christmas chaos.

Friendship drives this return to Heart Falls, with linked stories and check-ins built around the women at the center of the town. It is full of family noise, romantic updates, and the pleasure of seeing favorite couples again.

Rose Fields goes to the pub planning one reckless night and finds exactly the right stranger at the wrong time. Chance Gabrielle turns a fling into something much harder to walk away from.

Winning a wilderness lodge sounds like a dream until hidden shifters and pack politics start circling. The first Timberwolf Lodge book turns a fresh start into a fated-mate problem with teeth.

Dustin Stone has room in his life for work, family, and a quiet day by the water, until love starts complicating the schedule. Heart Falls turns another calm plan into something deeper.

Life at Timberwolf Lodge gets messier when pack politics and a dangerous attraction land on the doorstep. The second book raises the stakes with more wilderness suspense and another mate bond nobody planned for.

Aiden Skye comes to Heart Falls to help build High Water and runs straight into Petra, the woman he never forgot after one night together. A fake engagement and a safe-haven ranch make old sparks impossible to ignore.

The Timberwolf Lodge trilogy closes with one more clash of secrets, pack rules, and impossible attraction. By the end, the prize is not the lodge at all, but the future the couple fights to keep.

Declan Skye runs High Water as a refuge for others, even while grief keeps his own heart locked down. Dr. Sydney Jeremiah sees more than he intends, and neither of them stays untouched.

At High Water, trust is never casual. The second Skye brother faces a woman with every reason to keep her guard up, and the ranch's mission to protect others only raises the emotional stakes.

Fern Fields heads out on a trail ride with quiet ranch foreman Cody Gabrielle and quickly realizes how easy they are together. Just when the relationship starts to feel real, life throws an unexpected turn at them.

This holiday return to Heart Falls revisits favorite couples, family traditions, and one more season of matchmaking. It is a warm final stop filled with Christmas bustle and fresh sparks.