Peggy McKenzie Books In Order

Publication Order of Brides of the Rio Grande Books

Publication Order of To Love A Lawman Books

Publication Order of Debutantes of Durango Books

Publication Order of The Alphabet Mail-Order Brides Books

Publication Order of Angel Creek Christmas Brides Books

Publication Order of Betting On Christmas Collection Books

Publication Order of The 80s Mixtape Books

Publication Order of The Langley Legacy Books

Publication Order of Mistletoe Falls Christmas Brides Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Peggy McKenzie is a historical fiction, contemporary and romance author from Oklahoma that has made a name for herself writing heartwarming sweet romance novels.

The Oklahoma born author has asserted that she has always been in love with stories of second chances and happy endings. She first got into stories when she discovered some great fairy tales in her school library while she was in grade school.

It was during this time that she would be enamored by Marshall Dillions and Miss Kitty’s love story. She decided that she would become a romance author writing about happily ever after stories.

Peggy penned “Grace,” her debut novel of the “Brides of the Rio Grande” series in 2016 and has never looked back since. She now has more than half a dozen titles across several series.

McKenzie currently makes her home in East Texas, right in the center of cowboy country and gets some of her inspirations from her surroundings.
She is very active on social media and can often be found interacting with fans on Goodreads, Instagram, Bookbub, Pinterest and Facebook. She also provides updates on her latest books and exclusive content on her newsletter.

“The Debutante’s Escape” by Peggy McKenzie introduces Regina Beckett. She is a woman who has been beaten down after enduring her abusive father for years. He doesn’t want her around and would prefer if she would get married to a man in a marriage that would provide some benefit to him.

But she is not going to give in to his plans and makes her own. The only thing she now needs to do is convince her friend to agree to a fake marriage that will allow her to gain her independence from her father.

On the other hand is John Kingston, who has done his best over the years and is now the owner of a successful business in Durango. He was born to a con man but has since distanced himself from that dirty past.

Regina is a woman he has always been in love with since he knows her father would never allow their union. Out of the blue, she asks him to marry her so that she can get away from the evil schemes of her father and the temptation is too high.

But he is a man of integrity and intends to ensure that a fake marriage will not come back to bite her in the future. What will Regina do when she learns that John is more than a good friend and their marriage is not that fake after all?

Peggy McKenzie’s novel “The Debutante’s Secret” introduces Roxanne Sheffield. She has always been an obedient daughter until she is informed that she is to be married to a man twice her age. There is no way she is going to agree to that and she puts in motion a plan to get out of it.

On the other hand is Alexander Harp, whose life was going so well until he lost all his money on a train, and his wife went missing. Roxi intends to head west to her uncle’s house in Durango, so that she could escape the marriage that had been planned for the fall.

Since her parents do not know of her plans, they agree to let her travel and she could not be happier. On the train, she meets Alex who needs someone to take care of his four year old daughter. She agrees to take up the job and go live with him on his expansive ranch.

It is here where things get interesting as the wife who had gone missing makes an appearance and thinks there is something between Roxane and Alex.

“The Debutante’s Holiday” by Peggy McKenzie introduces Abigail Livingstone. At the opening of the novel, she is fed up of being the target of fortune hunters in Boston, as all she wants is a man that wants her without the lure of the wealth her father could bequeath to her.

When she gets a letter from her cousin in Durango asking her to attend a debutante’s ball she could not be more thrilled. All Abigail wanted was to enjoy a holiday with a person, who did not care that she was the daughter of Daniel Livingstone the wealthy Boston magnate.

She will be going with her aunt who will double up as guide and chaperone on the trip to Durango. On the train, she met Mathew Bell but did not know that he had been hired by her rich father to protect her from any danger.

When she gives her a different name, he is not so sure she is the woman she is supposed to be protecting and things get very interesting.