Winter Renshaw Books In Order

Publication Order of Amato Brothers Books

Publication Order of Arrogant Books

Publication Order of Dark Books

Publication Order of Hearted Books

Publication Order of Love Games Books

Publication Order of Never Books

Publication Order of P.S. Books

Publication Order of Paper Cuts Books

Publication Order of Rixton Falls Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Winter Renshaw is an Amazon and Wallstreet Journal bestselling author who loves to call herself a lover of words and an introverted daydreamer.

She selected her pseudonym since she has always loved names that start and end with the same letter as she believes they usually sound better. She also thought the name Winter had something of a breezy, clean, cool, and fresh air to it.
She currently makes her home in the middle of the United States and can often be seen with her laptop and notebook.

When she is not writing her novels, she is often thinking about writing. At times when she is not penning her bestsellers, she is living the perfect American dream in Mississippi, where she lives with her lazy pug, three kids, and her husband.
Renshaw also writes psychological suspense thrillers under the pseudonym Minka Kent. She penned Arrogant Bastard her debut novel in 2015 and has never looked back since.

Winter now has more than forty titles to her name spread across several series. Over the years he has been mentioned by People Magazine and The New York Post.

Her works have also been optioned for television and film. She loves to interact with her fans on her website where she provides free bonus content.

Just like any other novelist, Winter Renshaw has been influenced a lot by other authors.

In the world of indie writing, some of her favorite romance authors include Mia Asher, LJ, Shen, and Whitney G. She loves the angsty and beautiful prose of Mia the fully immersive deep, and rich experience by LJ, and the banter in Whitney’s novels.

As a full-time author, Winter now writes four days every week and spends the rest of her time studying her craft.

While she has been an author for several years and has written many successful books, she has said that every novel release makes for stressful launch weeks. Over about six months, she will read no less than twenty books to help hone her writing skills.

On her desk can be found an odd assortment of items that include; her laptop, her notebook, a pen cup, a paper sorter, an acrylic phone stand, a marble coaster, a pair of glare-blocking glasses, and a pad of post-it notes.
Winter tries to find joy in ordinary and everyday experiences and does not have a particularly happy place. She has said that she especially loves to spend time on her sofa with her laptop nearby either listening to music or writing her novels.
If she has a superpower or was a superhero she would have loved to have been able to predict the future.

Winter Renshaw’s novel “Royal” introduces Royal, who has the best name but is the furthest thing from a prince charming.

Demi had once upon a time believed that she loved him as she spent a lot of time with him given that he was the best friend of her elder brother.

Growing up, he used to come to her house every weekend and tease her mercilessly while pretending that she was a great annoyance.

When she came of age, he had asked her out on a proper date, escorted her to junior prom, taught her how to drive a car, and kissed her for the first time among many other firsts.

He would become her first all-consuming, toe-curling cannot sleep thinking about him. They had their whole lives ahead of them and there was no one else she wanted but him.

But then, he had gone missing with no explanation no letter, or even a goodbye. Her brother and sisters never forgave him and her parents had forbidden her from ever speaking about him in their house.

According to her friends and family, she was to pretend that Royal Lockheart was dead and gone. She had spent seven years trying her best to forget the man but just when she believed she was moving on, he has come back to town.

“Bachelor” by Winter Renshaw is the beautiful romance story of Serena and Derek Rosewood. Derek had vowed that he would never marry following a bitter divorce.
There are only three things that he cares about in the present and these are his bachelorhood, his career, and his daughter.

Happily married to his job, he loves being a lawyer and keeps women at arm’s length, and saves the drama for when he is in court.

Their sequined, fragile hearts are safer far away from him and besides, he believes he cannot offer any woman the attention and love they tend to crave from him. He has been through a lot and believes he has nothing to offer them.

But then he gets appointed as the financial conservator of an enigmatic and aloof heiress. He finds his personal and professional boundaries pushed to the side, even though he knows they could not be more wrong for each other.

Jaded, bitter, and emotionally unavailable, he has a tough job trying to protect her and look out for her interests. Things get interesting when he goes too far and does something that was never meant to happen.

Winter Renshaw’s novel “Filthy” is the romance story of Delilah and Zane. The latter is no saint as he is known for his messy past, dirty mind, and a filthy mouth. He makes a living playing by the rules only when he is on the pitch cleat deep in AstroTurf.
However, he screwed up lately as he went too far with the benders, the partying, and the girls, which had resulted in a public relations storm for his team.

For his actions, the team owner had him sentenced to live in a gated retirement village in Florida until he learned his lesson.

He lives for football and loves his team, which is the only family he has left. He is determined to do anything to ensure that he gets back into the team.

To get back into the team, he has been given clear rules: zero publicity stunts, less booze, and no girls and if he repairs his reputation and lies low, he will get back in.
Everything had been going very well and he was hopeful of getting back into the team until Delilah showed up.

Heartless
Heartless comes first in the Amato Brothers series. The book tells the story of Aidy and the man she falls hopelessly in love with. Aidy is a makeup artist and basically a cheerful girl who wants to do good. So when she spots a handwritten journal somewhere in the bushes, she rushes to pick it. At the time, all Aidy wants is to keep the journal safe from the rain and hand it to its owner the following day. However, her curiosity gets the better of her, and she ends up reading the journal. After a week of feeling guilty for reading the journal, Aidy finally gathers the courage to take it back where she picked it.

This is how Aidy meets Ace, a sexy man with beautiful blue-green eyes and a great build. Aidy is shocked because she wasn’t expecting to meet the journal owner, and while Ace says that he knows nothing about the journal or its contents, there is something in his eyes that convinces her that it is his. Ace played professional basketball, but he was forced to retire early following an injury. There is something damaged about the man, and Aidy could tell this from their first meeting. She couldn’t help but wonder if his sadness came from his forbidden love for another man’s woman or from the life he had been forced into after his injury.

Aidy and Ace continue to bump into each other. While Ace initially thinks that Aidy is a stalker, he begins to soften after meeting her a few times, and the two become really tight. However, the more Aidy gets closer to him, the more she believes that the journal belonged to him and the love affair detailed in it happened. She cannot help but wonder who are these other people involved in the affair. While their relationship is slow in the beginning, things get intense at some point, and the sex between Aidy and Ace is simply delicious. These two have amazing chemistry, and Ace finds comfort in Aidy’s sweet nature.
Heartless is an exciting romance story with a brooding hot male who doesn’t believe in love and a fun girl with a pure heart. The POV alternates between Ace and Aidy, so it is easy to follow what is going on in their personal lives. All characters are well developed, and by the time you get to the end, you will be anticipating reading more of Dante’s story. This book is primarily happy, so no tissues are needed. However, the heat levels do go up very high, and the sex scenes are vividly described. If you are looking for a unique romance story with characters who will stay in your mind, this book is perfect.

Royal
Royal comes first in the Rixton Falls series. The story stars Royal and Demi, two friends turned lovers who planned out their lives until something unexpected happens. Prince was Demi’s brother’s best friend. While Prince is in foster care, he spends most of his Sundays in Demi’s house and eats dinner with the family. Everyone in the family loved him, and the more time he spent with them, the more the bond with Demi continued to grow. He took her to her first proper date, taught her how to drive and was her date for junior prom. Demi’s parents supported the relationship, and it was clear that she had found true love. This is until Prince leaves without an explanation or even saying goodbye.

Demi is heartbroken, to say the least. Her siblings feel hurt, too, and the parents don’t want to hear his name in their house. While everyone pretends that Royal never existed, Demi spends years trying to forget her first love with little success. Finally, seven years later, he shows up in town wanting Demi back. Demi has already moved on and is engaged to be married. This is until her fiancé breaks off their engagement and gets into an accident soon after. Now Demi has to deal with her fiancé’s parents, who know nothing about the broken engagement as Prince works hard to convince her that he is the right man for her. Can Demi forgive what Prince did to her so many years ago?

This story starts all cute, but once the heartbreaks start, they keep going. You can feel Demi’s pain after Prince leaves and her struggles down the years. The author has done an excellent job of creating tension, and you will keep on turning the pages to see if Demi gets her answers. Why did Royal leave the way he did? Can he even be trusted? Demi’s fiancé is also in a coma, and she doesn’t want to tell the family that they broke up right before the accident. How will they react when they find out that Demi is running around with her ex when her fiancé is in a coma?

Royal is the perfect start to a captivating contemporary romance series. You will enjoy following Prince as he works hard to get back the only girl he has ever loved. Throw in an ex-fiancé in a coma and a family that believes the two are still engaged in the mix, and you have yourself a page-turner. The writing here is excellent, and it is incredible how the author makes you care for the characters and whatever is happening to them. There is enough exciting dialogue, and the romantic scenes will leave you feeling all hot and bothered. This is a perfect choice if you are in the mood for a somewhat deep romance story.

Winter Renshaw is an Amazon and Wallstreet Journal bestselling author who loves to call herself a lover of words and an introverted daydreamer.
She selected her pseudonym since she has always loved names that start and end with the same letter as she believes they usually sound better. She also thought the name Winter had something of a breezy, clean, cool, and fresh air to it.
She currently makes her home in the middle of the United States and can often be seen with her laptop and notebook.
When she is not writing her novels, she is often thinking about writing. At times when she is not penning her bestsellers, she is living the perfect American dream in Mississippi, where she lives with her lazy pug, three kids, and her husband.
Renshaw also writes psychological suspense thrillers under the pseudonym Minka Kent. She penned Arrogant Bastard her debut novel in 2015 and has never looked back since.
Winter now has more than forty titles to her name spread across several series. Over the years he has been mentioned by People Magazine and The New York Post.
Her works have also been optioned for television and film. She loves to interact with her fans on her website where she provides free bonus content.

Just like any other novelist, Winter Renshaw has been influenced a lot by other authors.
In the world of indie writing, some of her favorite romance authors include Mia Asher, LJ, Shen, and Whitney G. She loves the angsty and beautiful prose of Mia the fully immersive deep, and rich experience by LJ, and the banter in Whitney’s novels.
As a full-time author, Winter now writes four days every week and spends the rest of her time studying her craft.
While she has been an author for several years and has written many successful books, she has said that every novel release makes for stressful launch weeks. Over about six months, she will read no less than twenty books to help hone her writing skills.
On her desk can be found an odd assortment of items that include; her laptop, her notebook, a pen cup, a paper sorter, an acrylic phone stand, a marble coaster, a pair of glare-blocking glasses, and a pad of post-it notes.
Winter tries to find joy in ordinary and everyday experiences and does not have a particularly happy place. She has said that she especially loves to spend time on her sofa with her laptop nearby either listening to music or writing her novels.
If she has a superpower or was a superhero she would have loved to have been able to predict the future.

Winter Renshaw’s novel “Royal” introduces Royal, who has the best name but is the furthest thing from a prince charming.
Demi had once upon a time believed that she loved him as she spent a lot of time with him given that he was the best friend of her elder brother.
Growing up, he used to come to her house every weekend and tease her mercilessly while pretending that she was a great annoyance.
When she came of age, he had asked her out on a proper date, escorted her to junior prom, taught her how to drive a car, and kissed her for the first time among many other firsts.
He would become her first all-consuming, toe-curling cannot sleep thinking about him. They had their whole lives ahead of them and there was no one else she wanted but him.
But then, he had gone missing with no explanation no letter, or even a goodbye. Her brother and sisters never forgave him and her parents had forbidden her from ever speaking about him in their house.
According to her friends and family, she was to pretend that Royal Lockheart was dead and gone. She had spent seven years trying her best to forget the man but just when she believed she was moving on, he has come back to town.

“Bachelor” by Winter Renshaw is the beautiful romance story of Serena and Derek Rosewood. Derek had vowed that he would never marry following a bitter divorce.
There are only three things that he cares about in the present and these are his bachelorhood, his career, and his daughter.
Happily married to his job, he loves being a lawyer and keeps women at arm’s length, and saves the drama for when he is in court.
Their sequined, fragile hearts are safer far away from him and besides, he believes he cannot offer any woman the attention and love they tend to crave from him. He has been through a lot and believes he has nothing to offer them.
But then he gets appointed as the financial conservator of an enigmatic and aloof heiress. He finds his personal and professional boundaries pushed to the side, even though he knows they could not be more wrong for each other.
Jaded, bitter, and emotionally unavailable, he has a tough job trying to protect her and look out for her interests. Things get interesting when he goes too far and does something that was never meant to happen.

Winter Renshaw’s novel “Filthy” is the romance story of Delilah and Zane. The latter is no saint as he is known for his messy past, dirty mind, and a filthy mouth. He makes a living playing by the rules only when he is on the pitch cleat deep in AstroTurf.
However, he screwed up lately as he went too far with the benders, the partying, and the girls, which had resulted in a public relations shit storm for his team.
For his actions, the team owner had him sentenced to live in a gated retirement village in Florida until he learned his lesson.
He lives for football and loves his team, which is the only family he has left. He is determined to do anything to ensure that he gets back into the team.
To get back into the team, he has been given clear rules: zero publicity stunts, less booze, and no girls and if he repairs his reputation and lies low, he will get back in.
Everything had been going very well and he was hopeful of getting back into the team until Delilah showed up.

One Response to “Winter Renshaw”

1. Roxanne: 2 years ago

   I just discovered your books two days ago and finished Royal, The Bachelor,and Filthy. I enjoy your style of writing and your well thought out stories. Will there be a book based on Daffny and Weston in the future? Are there any other books dealing with sports players? Thank you for bringing your ideas to life. Roxanne

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