Yellowstone Romance Books in Order

Captured in the Yellowstone country, Kyle Russell's escape plans collapse when a white woman is brought into camp beside him. Their fight for freedom becomes tangled with love, secrets, and the future of the land itself.

Danica Jensen has loved Josh Osborne from afar for years, even though he has no reason to trust attachments. A pleasure trip turns into a battle for survival, forcing both of them to face what they really want.

Park ranger Dan Osborne meets a tourist who claims his ancestors are tied to time travel and his family's past. Jana Evans may be the only person who can help him change history, but his motives are not entirely pure.

Nurse and avid backpacker Aimee Donovan is sent two hundred years into Yellowstone's past with one rule, never reveal where she came from. Falling for trapper Daniel Osborne makes that secret harder to keep by the day.

Troubled modern-day athlete Chase Russell wakes up in the Yellowstone wilderness of 1835 with no idea how he got there. Survival depends on Sarah Osborne, and love may ask him to become a different man.

When devastating news reaches Daniel and Aimee Osborne about their son Matthew, grief and disbelief shake the family to its core. This novella follows loss, endurance, and the long pull of home.

Riley Bernard comes to Yellowstone as an outsider and a researcher, then finds herself pulled into a far older world than she expected. Her journey opens up the Sky People mythology and a sweeping new branch of the Osborne story.

Nurse Michaela Stephens escapes to Montana after being accused of wrongdoing, only to run straight into Yellowstone's deeper mysteries. Past and present collide in a story about fear, legacy, and unexpected love.

Aimee chose Daniel and life in 1810 Yellowstone, but love does not make frontier life easy. This sequel novella asks what forever means when time itself is still an option.

A woman from the twenty-first century and a hunter from the 1700s are thrown together under impossible circumstances. Mistrust and mistaken identity give way to a much bigger story tied to Yellowstone's oldest legends.