Yellow Rose Trilogy Books in Order

Yellow Rose takes readers to late nineteenth century Texas, where three Rawlings brothers - Slater, Dakota, and Cash - carve out lives of ranching and law keeping under wide prairie skies. The books are connected through family ties and a strong church community, but each romance stands on its own.

Every Little Thing About You introduces Slater Rawlings, a former Texas Ranger whose first encounter with acting deputy Liberty Drake ends in his arrest. Liberty is serious about enforcing the law in the small town of Shotgun, even when it means confronting an attractive stranger. As Slater settles into the town and its church, the story explores questions of calling, pride, and what partnership looks like when both people are strong willed.

In A Texas Sky, Dakota Rawlings is recovering from a near fatal ambush when he is given a seemingly simple assignment, escort his boss's niece, Darvi Wingate, across the state. Darvi is impulsive, new to her faith, and gifted at finding trouble. When she is kidnapped and pulled into a criminal scheme, Dakota has to track her down, protect her, and work out whether there is room for love in a life spent chasing outlaws.

City Girl focuses on Cash Rawlings, the brother who stayed home to run the family ranch. His world is steady until Reagan Sullivan arrives from New York, taking a temporary job in Texas to outrun memories she does not want to face. Cash's quiet faith and rootedness pull Reagan toward a different kind of life, but she has promised herself she will never risk her heart that way again.

Across the trilogy, readers see the contrast between wide open Western landscapes and close knit small town life. Themes of justice, courage, and learning to trust God with the future run through the books, along with many scenes of church gatherings, ranch work, and sibling banter. The Yellow Rose novels suit readers who like their Western romance seasoned with humor, action, and honest spiritual questions.