Texas Trilogy Historical Romance Book Series by Lorraine Heath

Texas Destiny by Lorraine Heath (1997)

Historical romance. American West. Don’t know where to start with Lorraine Heath’s massive backlist? Here. Start here. Texas Destiny in Book 1 of the Texas Trilogy and will bring you all the feels. Our guy Houston is all sorts of wounded and is sent to pick up his big brother’s mail order bride from the train station. They’ve got a two week journey back to the farm and everything that can go wrong does go wrong, including falling in love with each other. When they get to their destination, the story doesn’t stop there. We have the brother to deal with, poachers, violence, and more.

Ebook borrowed from my local library via Libby.

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Texas Glory by Lorraine Heath (1998)

Historical romance. American West. Texas Glory is the second book of the Texas Trilogy and we have a marriage of convenience here between rival families. It’s a few years after the events of the previous book and we have our man Dallas itching for an heir. It’s definitely a slow burn on this one, and the back half of the book is full of drama that will ultimately lead to the third book.

Ebook borrowed from my local library via Libby.

Texas Splendor by Lorraine Heath (1998)

Historical romance. American West. Takes place five years after the events of the previous book. Um, don’t read the summary on this one if you don’t want plot spoilers for the previous book. However, it’s safe to say that this is little brother Austin’s book and he meets a lonely young woman living by herself and her dog. I started reading this book and smelled something shady going on… and was both delighted and saddened I was right. Another emotional rollercoaster from Lorraine Heath!

Ebook borrowed from my local library via Libby.

Texas Legacy by Lorraine Heath (2019)

Historical romance. American West. Book 4 of the Texas Trilogy revisits our beloved Leigh family many years down the line, when our baby Faith is now fully grown. Also, my favorite wingwoman here is cousin Maggie.

Ebook borrowed from my local library via Libby.