Rachel Robinson Books In Order

Publication Order of Bronze Bay SEALs Books

Publication Order of The Charge Men Books

Publication Order of Crazy Good Books

Publication Order of Harbour Point SEAL Books

Publication Order of The Real SEAL Books

Publication Order of Samantha Scott Books

Publication Order of The Summit Seduction SEAL Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of The Salvation Society Books

Rachel Robinson

Rachel Robinson grew up in a quiet small town filled with loud talkers. Her words were always just loud on paper. She’s been writing stories and creating characters for nearly as long as she can remember.

After she lived on the west coast for many years she lives in Colorado with her husband, two kids, her hairless cat, and Polly, her dog.

“Escaped” is the first novel in the “Samantha Scott” series and was released in 2013. Samantha is a light Bruxa, has escaped from a life that is all that she has ever known. Now she needs to decide how to keep her precious magic and establish a life of her very own out in the real world. Trust becomes paramount while sifting through her past in order to find out the truth.

Just how far is she going to go in order to protect the lives of her friends, in order to fall in love with whomever she chooses? Most importantly, just how far is she going to push the limits to find herself?

This is a compelling novel filled with heated anticipation, adventure, and excitement. These characters jump off of the well written pages to pull you into their story and become a part of their mystical world.

“Crazy Good” is the first novel in the “Crazy Good” series and was released in 2014. Navy SEAL Maverick Hart has got it all. Grown men idolize him. And women want him. Little boys even want to grow up and be just like him. The glory, the job…all of it is his. Not because it’s been handed to him, but because he works hard for it. The second his sights lock onto something, he owns it, or destroys it. Unfortunately he does both at the same time.

Windsor Forbes just takes calculated risks in her personal life and profession. After getting left at the altar by the single person she’s ever loved, the last thing that she is looking for is a relationship, particularly the insane brand an arrogant Navy SEAL is offering. Reluctant, yet trusting to a fault, she gives in.

She knew she shouldn’t take this chance, particularly a second time, however love’s irrational and their love’s infallible and perfect. That’s what she thought, anyway. The downfall to having everything is that you have a lot more to lose. A guy like Maverick cannot have it all without something slipping out of grasp.

Crazy people perish for love. Good people live for it. Love does not die. No matter how many bullets you go and put into it.

“Black and White Flowers” is the first novel in the “Real SEAL” series and was released in 2016. Carina Painter lives a life that she created in between the pages of her bestselling novel. That’s what she outwardly portrays, at least. A heart rending childhood that was followed by an abusive engagement leaves her broken in all of the ways possible. One chance encounter provides the fork in the road that she so desperately seeks.

Navy SEAL Smith Eppington fights the war of his lifetime. One that is not fought with weapons and highly sought after intelligence. It is a battle to remember his past. The accident which scarred seventy-five percent of his body, and stole the life of his best friend also seized pieces and parts of his memory. An author asks to interview him for this fiction novel, he is ready to pour out his heart no matter what the cost.

The friendship which blossoms between Carina and Smith is something quite extraordinary. It is a breathing and living love story about finding yourself, grasping what you can control, change that’s out of your own control, and letting go of everything else.

In one twist of kismet, remembering could ruin everything, however fiction might just be what saves the day. A friendship built on new truths and a relationship ripped apart by some old lies collide.

“Keeping It” is the first novel in the “Bronze Bay SEALs” series and was released in 2018. Tyler Holiday: jerk, player, powerful, Tahoe, badass, SEAL, and available. All actual words used to describe him over the past decade. Wrapped up in the war, running and gunning all the time, has taken its toll on him.

His next assignment is supposed to actually be a break for him, something to help take the edge off; help out in opening a new base up in the miniscule, coastal Florida town of Bronze Bay. A non-deployable position, he can decompress, work out, and handle mundane tasks of structuring a new SEAL command. Or, in other words, enjoy his free time with the toned, tanned, country women of the south. Mission accepted.

Falling for some southern belle was not supposed to happen. In fact, it is far more stressing than any challenge in his sordid past. Particularly when she said she was a virgin. Somebody cover him, he’s going in.

Caroline May’s first memory is in some airplane over the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Her dad was sitting beside her and her heart filled with joy. When she was sixteen, she made her first solo flight over those same waters. Her daddy owns and operates this little airport in Bronze Bay, so her eyes have been skyward for as long as she’s able to remember. Things like college and men, never really appealed to her. Her days are spent waitressing in her Mama’s diner, counting down the hours until she’s allowed to head to the airport.

Then the SEALs came and changed it all. Brutal and big jerks, forcing themselves into their little slice of paradise. Demanding use of their airport. One guy especially, aiming to take far more than Caroline’s ready to give. He’s beautiful, strong, convincing, and magnetic. For the very first time in her life, she is flying in a different and exhilarating way. Keeping it is not going to be easy when just looking at the guy makes her think of four words: Foxtrot, Uniform, Charlie, Kilo. Bless her heart, she’s in trouble.