Lacy Williams Books In Order

Publication Order of Cowboy Fairytales Books

Publication Order of Heart of Oklahoma Books

Publication Order of Hometown Sweethearts Books

Publication Order of Jilted in Sawyer Creek Books

with Susan Crawford

Publication Order of Looking Back, Texas Books

Publication Order of Sawyer Creek Homecoming Books

with Susan Crawford

Publication Order of Snowbound in Sawyer Creek Books

Publication Order of Sunny Ridge, Montana Books

Publication Order of Sutter’s Hollow Books

Publication Order of Sweetheart Shorts Books

Publication Order of Wagon Train Matches Books

Publication Order of Wind River Hearts Books

Chronological Order of Wind River Hearts Books

Publication Order of The Smart Indie Non-Fiction Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Wind River Mail-Order Brides Books

Publication Order of Journey West Books

Publication Order of Matched Online Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Lacy Williams is an accomplished American author with several series and many novels published. She also uses the pen name Lacy Yager.

Lacy is a novelist that likes to write romantic stories written for women just like herself that have tons going on in their lives with their jobs, family obligations, and other activities. She’s a prolific writer and passed her fiftieth novel writing mark years ago.

She would love for readers to resonate with her stories, which is always Lacy’s goal. She says that readers will frequently see characters that go through some things that she herself has gone through and overcoming them, or dealing with situations and issues that tend to be happening to those she is close to. Williams also is sure to include themes of not feeling worthy enough, wanting your family to have the best, redemption, using love’s power to overcome, and more.

Lacy says that she is the type of reader that will take a book that she has and will open it on up and flip to the last page so that she can read the conclusion first. She wants to find out the spoilers and she wants to figure out what the book is all about. When she starts one of her own stories, she often finds that the end is already penned in her own head. She says that when it comes to the stories that she writes, readers can rely on finding a happily ever after conclusion for the characters, even if the situations that they are in seem like they can’t possibly lead to one.

Williams says that as far as she can remember, she always had the drive to be a writer. When she was younger she would go to the library and check out books in the children’s section, to the point where she had read them all. That was when she asked her mom to get her a library card for adults. Her parents also helped support her drive to be an author by getting her a typewriter as a Christmas present.

Going forward in time, Lacy took a correspondence class held by the Institute of Children’s Literature, and it was there that she got to learn more about editing. Later, her mother advised her to avoid getting a degree in English when the author attended college, and Lacy eventually got a degree in accounting like her father. However, the whole time, she couldn’t put the stories running through her mind to the side.

While the author did not have time to write much in college, she found that nevertheless there were plenty of characters bouncing around in her head that would not leave her alone. She’s married now and her husband doesn’t get it but is supportive! When she had graduated but had not yet had children, Lacy knew that she had to approach getting published seriously. She found a chapter of the American Christian Fiction Writers and kept going with it. She recommends that other aspiring authors find a writing group out there in their genre and try it out.

Lacy’s editor called her in 2010 and let her know that a publishing company, Harlequin, wanted to buy her book. Marrying Miss Marshal came out in August of 2011. Then there was a demand for more books, so the author ended up writing Harlequin an additional ten books. While she was doing that, she also published a few indie novellas as well as a series for young adults under the pseudonym Lacy Yager.

The author has four children with her husband and enjoys spending time with them while working in and outside of the home. She is now publishing indie exclusively and encourages readers to get in touch with her!

Marrying Miss Marshal is the first novel in the Wind River Hearts series by Lacy Williams. The series is also known as the Wild Wyoming Hearts series. The debut in the series was first released for readers to enjoy in 2011. If you love romance, give this love story a try!

Main character Danna Carpenter has never found the task of stepping into town marshal simple. For one, her husband used to fill those shoes before he passed away. She’s now having to deal with missing him as well as filling in for him and taking on a job she’s never done before– one that requires that she wins over the townspeople’s respect and take down criminals.

She’s not thrilled when she comes across Chas O’Grady, a detective that is unaccustomed to the rugged nature of the Wyoming lands while going after a group of cattle rustlers. They have no choice but to band together. But when they find themselves in a tough situation, the town might just force marriage on them and make this partnership permanent.

Can Danna and Chas allow themselves to be vulnerable enough to find out that this isn’t just a strange pairing, it could actually be true love? Or will they find that they just aren’t meant to be? Read this romance to find out!

Counterfeit Cowboy is the second novel in the Wind River Hearts (also known as the Wild Wyoming Hearts) series of fictional novels by Lacy Williams. It was published in 2012. If you liked the first story in this series, keep the romantic fun going by picking up a copy of this book and turning the page to start the adventure!

Main character Jesse Baker needs to start again. He used to be a con man, and he’s fresh out of prison. It’s only been two days, but he’s got nothing on the horizon except for making good on the promise he made to his cell mate.

Jesse has promised himself that he won’t go back to his old ways as that’s what got him in prison in the first place. When he sees a mark on the train platform in Boston, it could be his chance to get away from this place.

Then there’s Erin O’Grady, a socialite that wants to show there’s more to her than just her spoiled image. That’s how her father sees it, but she’s going out to the west coast to prove that she’s changed for Christmas.

It seems like fate that she runs into Jesse and Pete, his little brother. Will the con man fall for the socialite or the other way around? And what will happen when she discovers his lies? Read this romance to find out!