Caroline Clemmons Books In Order

Publication Order of Bride Brigade Books

Publication Order of Golden Legacy Books

Publication Order of The Kincaids Books

Publication Order of Link Dixon Books

Publication Order of Loving a Rancher Books

Publication Order of The McClintocks Books

Publication Order of Men of Stone Mountain, Texas Books

Publication Order of Pearson Grove Books

Publication Order of Texas Caprock Tales Books

Publication Order of Texas Time Travel Books

Publication Order of Zoe Wilder Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of American Mail-Order Brides Books

Publication Order of Angel Creek Christmas Brides Books

Publication Order of Bachelors and Babies Books

Publication Order of Cupids and Cowboys Books

Publication Order of Imposter For Christmas Books

Publication Order of The Matchmaker's Ball Books

Publication Order of Mistaken Identity Mail Order Brides Books

Publication Order of Pinkerton Matchmaker Books

Publication Order of The Proxy Brides Books

Publication Order of Secret Baby Dilemma Books

Publication Order of The Surprise Brides Books

Publication Order of Widows, Brides, and Secret Babies Books

Publication Order of The Widows of Wildcat Ridge Books

Publication Order of Yours Truly: The Lovelorn Books

Publication Order of Love Train Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Caroline Clemmons is an American Inspirational, romance, mystery, and thriller author. Her characters are handsome cowboys, strong ranch women, and scheming villains. The author’s novels have made her an Amazon bestselling author and awarded some awards.

Her first novel was published in 1988. She’s a secretary, bookkeeper, assistant manager of a psychology journal, featured columnist, a newspaper reporter, and a stay-at-home- mother.

The Most Unsuitable Wife
The Most Unsuitable Wife is the debut in the Kincaids series. As Drake is almost turning thirty, he’s furious since the terms of his inheritance is that he marries by the time he attains the age of thirty. He feels it’s not the right time to marry and doesn’t like how he’s commanded to find a wife. His parents will need him to marry to inherit the ranch. Unfortunately, his grandfather is the judge after the parents die and forces Drake to find a wife.

Drake wasn’t so concerned about marriage, but he could lose the whole ranch to his uncle as the time moved fast. He decides to find the most unsuitable lady he can get to marry her and later let her live with his granddad Kincaid as he returns to his ranch alone. His plan of looking for the most undesirable wife is to avoid falling in love with her. He is not interested in the women his aunt lily is arranging for him, so he decides to go on a trip to buy a new horse breed.

While on the way to buy horses in Tennessee with his cousin Lex, Drake meets a woman being insulted by three men, and instead of trembling, Pearl Parker takes out her gun and shoots to scare the men. Drake is shocked to see the lady as too bossy and brave, and they also realize that she is a baker and a healer who helps anyone.

Pearl supports her half-sister and half-brother, and her grandmother died two weeks ago; the town has more negative views of the three teens. Pearl plans on taking the siblings out of town away from Piper’s Hollow TN, soon before things get worse.

She is targeted by someone she doesn’t know and is so desperate to go to a far place away from the people who want to hurt her and her siblings. Pearl is targeted for a fortune she has no idea exists.

She is used to dressing in oversized dresses and keeping herself unkempt despite being beautiful. She doesn’t want any man from the town to fall in love with her, and she’s sure no man can admire a woman dressed like her.

During one of the trips to see one of grandpa Kincaid’s old friends, Sheriff Evan, Drake and Lex take an ill man to Pearl for treatment. After realizing the trouble the three siblings are facing, Drake calls Pearl aside and asks her to marry him in a marriage of convenience. He’s also willing to take Sarah and Storm with her to his home.

Drake also agrees to take Belle, a cousin to the three teens, with him. Pearl and Drake marry so fast and leave for Texas, and she feels that Drake’s suggestions might be the answer to her long-time prayers.

Now Drake feels so happy since he can now tale his wife to his family and to his grandpa, where he’s planning on leaving pearl as he goes to live on the ranch. Can Pearl live under the restrictions put by Drake?

However, Pearl has another idea in mind, and everything changes as the two compromise and change to make their marriage work. Soon Drake realizes that he’s married to the wrong woman, but they fight all kinds of odds to embrace their marriage.

Pearl is not the wife Kincaid thought of when he ordered Drake to get married, and she is also not the meek wife Drake thought of as he soon realizes that she has her mind and plans. When people come trying to kill Pearl and her siblings, will Drake understand what she means to him, viewing her as his own family before it’s too late?

The story is well-detailed character development making the story more thrilling. There is also suspense and drama, which will keep the reader attentive to the end. The most Unsuitable wife is a story of redemption and discovery where themes of community and family are evident in the marriage of convenience story. The couple faces adventure, kidnapping, arson, and murder.

The twists and turns, past and present link, expose Pearl and Drake’s fears. The novel illustrates the human quest for love and acceptance.
The Texan’s Irish Bride

The Texan’s Irish Bride is the debut in the McClintocks series. When Dallas saves a beautiful young Irish lady from two men who kidnapped and abused her, he doesn’t know what he has gotten himself to.

He’s too injured to walk and later finds himself at the mercy and care of ‘travelers’ known for traveling and stealing gypsies. After gaining strength, he learns that the lady he saved and her family are immigrants after losing their land in Ireland due to prejudices.

Cenora and her family take care of him while ensuring that he goes back to good health. He’s so angry and shocked when he is forced to marry Cenora. He’s already dealing with his half-Indian race, which makes him shunned by most people, and now he can’t imagine having an Irish traveler to add to his troubles.
Even though Cenora is beautiful and looks innocent, Dallas doesn’t want a wife. He feels he’s responsible for causing more problems to the O’Neals with their leader and decides to take them to his ranch once he heals.

He can see how their bully leader mistreats them, especially after marrying Cenora, whom the leader has shown interest in. Even though Dallas is angry for being forced to marry Cenora, he can’t leave her to the big bullied whose two previous wives died after mysterious accidental falls.

The leader also threatens to burn the O’Neal if they don’t give him Cenora to be his wife. Dallas finds himself with a wife and a new family he didn’t want. He wonders how his family will think of him, especially his grandmom, who doesn’t shy from insulting him, informing him that he’s not wanted since he is partially Indian.

The novel is filled with struggles, mishaps, prejudice, and the growth of a beautiful love story that catches your attention to the end.