Jessie Gussman Books In Order

Publication Order of Baxter Boys Books

Chronological Order of Baxter Boys Books

Publication Order of Blueberry Beach Books

Publication Order of Coming Home to North Dakota Books

Publication Order of Cowboy Crossing Books

Publication Order of Cowboy Mountain Christmas Books

Chronological Order of Cowboy Mountain Christmas Books

Publication Order of Flyboys of Sweet Briar Ranch in North Dakota Books

Publication Order of Good Grief, Idaho Books

Publication Order of Heartland Cowboy Christmas Books

Publication Order of Heroes of Freedom Ridge Books

Publication Order of Richmond Rebels Books

Publication Order of Strawberry Sands Beach Sweet Romance Books

Publication Order of Sweet Haven Farm Books

Publication Order of Sweet View Ranch Books

Publication Order of Sweet Water Ranch Billionaire Cowboys Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Stories from Jessie Gussman's Newsletter Books

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Pink Pistol Sisterhood Books

About Jessie Gussman

Mainly writing inspirational romance novels, Jessie Gussman is well known for her ability in creating well plotted character driven stories. An American author, she really does have a lot to say and offer the genre, taking it forwards in new and interesting directions, pushing it to its fullest. This has made her hugely successful all around the world, saying precisely what it is that she wants to say in a clear and articulate manner. Reaching readers from all over, her books come to life for her audience, taking them on a journey and immersing them in her unique and creative world.

Coming to know her audience extremely well over the duration of her entire career, she writes for both them and for herself. Whilst her novels are largely set in the rural expanse of the great outdoors of America, her stories reach readers from all around the world. This is something she has definitely excelled at, as she’s reached the top of the bestseller lists on many different occasions, becoming hugely successful. Setting herself apart from other writers within her field, she’s pushing the format to its fullest, making the most of each of her premises.

Creating exciting and enormously compelling characters too, she brings each one of them to life upon the page for the reader. Much of her work has been termed as blue-collar fiction, with it being set on farms, much like the one that she lives upon herself. This has worked to create realistic and positive romance titles, really drawing the reader in for the entirety of each one. There’s a lot more to come too, as she will carry on writing on into the foreseeable future for quite some time to come.

Early and Personal Life

Growing up with a strong passion for both reading and writing, Jessie Gussman would develop her craft and her voice from an early age. This would see her style grow over time, allowing her to essentially become the writer that she currently is today. Establishing a distinctive style and tone, she’s a positive novelist, really uplifting her readers with her writing and words.

Always looking for new and exciting ideas, she’s constantly drawing from the world around her, putting it back into her work. Over time this has worked to establish something quite different, as she would come to escapist romance titles with humor and heart. Currently living in Virginia, she resides there with her family on a farm, as she continues to write to this present day.

Writing Career

The first book that Jessie Gussman would bring out was titled ‘Harvest Moon Homecoming’ and this was back in 2017. Over time she’s subsequently released a score of romance titles similarly themed around the American outdoors, often featuring cowboys. Her first novel would also pave the way to her first series, which was titled ‘Sweet Haven Farm’ and this would be followed up in 2018 with ‘Better Together’ as the first full title in the series.

Over the course of her writing career she’s released numerous novels, many of them spanning across several series. A lot of her writing has also been written alongside fellow authors, many of whom have worked with her upon consecutive series. Not a big proponent of social-media, she does run a weekly newsletter which many subscribe to, as her following continues to grow every day.

A Marriage of Convenience in the Show Me State

Initially published back in 2020 on the 21st of July, this would originally come out to wide release through Kindle platform. Setting up the third title in the ongoing ‘Cowboy Crossing Western Sweet Romance’ series of novels, as they each feature their own self-contained romance. Not following on from each other, they all have their own unique stories, although they’re all set in the same world as each other.

There’s plenty of themes and ideas here which will be familiar to long-term readers of Jessie Gussman as a writer of inspirational romances. Following on much the same vein as her previous books, there’s themes of faith and love, along with trust and the importance of family. It’s a must for not only fans of the Gussman as an author, but of the genre as a whole too, it being an interesting entry into her writing career.

Only just gaining custody of his children, Zane Hudson now requires a permanent housekeeper to help look after them whilst he works upon the farm. Meeting him, Waverley Madris has children of her own, and she needs to pay the rent, which is when she enters a marriage of convenience with Zane after a chance meeting. The two of them then start to find there is more chemistry between them than they initially thought, as the two of them find themselves working in close proximity together. Things begin to change, and they all begin to grow a little closer upon the farm, as becomes more than just a marriage of convenience.

Cowboys Don’t Marry the Beauty

As one of the ‘Sweet Water Ranch Billionaire Cowboys’ series of novels, this provides another romance set in the same world, this being the third book in the franchise. First released on the 14th of May in 2019, this would also come out on the Kindle platform, with its themes of faith and love. Another self-contained story, it can be read on its own, although there are some elements and arcs brought over into each book, making for a highly successful series.

Deformed in an accident from farming many years ago, Ford is scared of showing his face, as he continues to work as a farmer. That’s when Morgan arrives, having left behind her career as a supermodel, and Ford’s sister takes her on as the face of the company during her vacation. Not wanting to show his face to Morgan, he shies away from ever revealing himself, but this just makes Morgan more inquisitive. Finding it hard to trust, Ford protects himself, but slowly he begins to let his guard down, as he and Morgan begin to find each other.

7 Responses to “Jessie Gussman”

1. Laura: 2 months ago

   I have to say these are some of the most compelling books I have read—and I teach college English, so I’ve read many. Life has been a bit challenging post-pandemic, and one of my greatest joys is getting a moment to snuggle in and read for a bit. This summer, I have spent more time in your books than any other book except Scripture. I love the characters—their struggles, their tenacity—your books are deep! And most of all, I love their faith—everyone moving slowly and surely, falling in love—always in Christ. Thank you, Jesse Gussman—your books make life sweeter and better.

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2. Linda lehman: 1 year ago

   Love your books the serie books I love the most

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3. Sharyn: 1 year ago

   Loved this book but what is the next one?

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4. Charlene: 1 year ago

   Hi !

   Is there a book 3 to
   Cowboy Coming Home – Coming Home To North
   Dakota ?

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   • Graeme: 1 year ago

     As per the list above, there are 5 in the series currently. 2 have been released so far.

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5. Bunny Peterson: 2 years ago

   Hi,
   Loved your Sweetwater ranch series. Is there a 12th book in this series?

   B/P

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   • Graeme: 2 years ago

     Not at this time

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