Cindy Caldwell Books In Order

Publication Order of Brides of Archer Ranch Books

Publication Order of Newport Beach Books

Publication Order of Vaquita Beach Books

Publication Order of Wild West Frontier Brides / Mail Order Brides of Tombstone Books

Publication Order of American Mail-Order Brides Books

Publication Order of River's End Ranch Books

Cindy Caldwell is a bestselling author of feel-good, heartwarming stories. These are stories that combine what she loves most about women romance and fiction, bonds of family and friendship, and all the accompanying messiness and love.

Caldwell published “The Chef’s Mail Order Bride,” which was her debut and the first of the “Mail Order Brides of Tombstone” series in 2015. She has now published more than 24 works of fiction and has become a very prolific novelist in the genre.

Over the years, Cindy Caldwell has lived all over the place, including in the desert, in the mountains, and at the beach and loved it all. She loves everything about the cactus and desert of the great Southwest and there is nowhere else she would rather live.
Writing is something that she has always wanted to do and after working as an English teacher for many years, she made the decision to share her stories.

Caldwell set her stories in the 1880s in the town of Tombstone, which she believed was the perfect setting for her Western historical romance fiction.

Over the years, she has been known to write about friends and families and how they help each other find happiness and love.

While she loves to travel, when she is at home in Tucson, Arizona, she loves watching the sunsets since her home overlooks the open frontier.

Cindy Caldwell’s “The Chef’s Mail Order Bride” is the beautiful love story of Sadie and Tripp.

All Sadie has ever desired was to one day become a baker. She had been brought up for that life as her parents were bakers and after their deaths she intended to take over.
But then she found out that she could lose the business after all and would need something else to make a living.

At some point, she gets a letter from the husband to her twin sister who lives in Arizona.

He invites her to the state to meet his best friend who is opening a bakery and is looking to get married too. It does seem like the perfect solution to the many problems she is facing.
On his part, Tripp had attended the best culinary school in the US and could make the perfect meal anywhere anytime.

After coming up with the perfect menu for his new restaurant business, the bank told him they would not give him a loan unless he got married.

Luckily, his best friend says he has a sister-in-law who is a baker. But she has very different ideas about the perfect menu and they go at each other right from the time they meet.

“The Wrangler’s Mail Order Bride” by Cindy Caldwell is the story of Hank and Clara. The latter is a woman who spent much of her life working with Sadie her friend in the bakery she owned in snowy and cold Chicago.
But her friend has lost the business and moved to Arizona to get married leaving her at a crossroads. Things got even worse when her brother told her that they would be moving to New York City.

At the same time, she got a letter from her friend Sadie asking if she would be interested in getting married to a friend of the family who was a horse wrangler.

Given that she had once loved an experience she had with horses, she decided that she would rather move to Arizona than New York.

The man Hank is a tough man who had spent his life on the trail driving cattle across state lines for his family’s ranching business. He knows all about horses and how to mold them into the best they could be and that is all he wants to do.
When his granddad passed on, he believed he would take over his property, only to realize that his will said he would only inherit if he was married.

When he hears of Clare, he thinks that she is a godsend, even though he does not know that she knows more about horses than he imagined.

Cindy Caldwell’s “The Bartender’s Mail Order Bride” is an interesting romance fiction work that tells the story of Numeg Archer and Sam Allen. The former is frustrated with being invisible among her six siblings.
Moreover, the man she has a crush on does not seem to notice her. When she learns that he needs a mail-order bride as soon as possible, she comes up with a plan to make him notice her.

On his part, Sam had decided to put his dreams on hold and moved from New York City to the Arizona town of Tombstone looking for a new start. He works as a bartender which is a job he enjoys, given that he has always been very good at it.
He had told his mother that he was married but now that his mother is coming to town, he needs to come up with a solution fast. The only person who replies is the one person he never imagined would.