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The Texas Empires Series in Order

Our catalogue files 3 Texas Empires titles, 1998 through 2000; this Texas Empires guide runs in the catalogue's Texas Empires numbering, and links every one to its record.

About the Texas Empires Series

In our records the Texas Empires run reads as Western historical romance, with cattle ranch and western romance recurring across the Texas Empires entries.

Beyond Texas Empires, the Evelyn Rogers books in order guide maps the whole shelf Texas Empires sits on.

A scope note for Texas Empires: the 3 books here are the catalogue's Texas Empires records; Evelyn Rogers may well have written Texas Empires books beyond our shelves.

The Texas Empires books in order

Series numbering exists in the Texas Empires records, and the Texas Empires list keeps to it — numbers first, years beside.

  1. Crown of Glory (1998) — Book 1 — The first of a series set in Texas chronicles, this novel begins the series with the eldest Hardin brother's life and the start of a family empire.
  2. Lone Star (1999) — Book 2 — It was as forthright and independent as the women who braved the rugged land, and sunset-haired Kate Calloway was as feisty an example of the breed as Cord had ever seen.
  3. Longhorn (2000) — Book 3 — TEXAS: It was a land of dreams, of unlimited possibilities.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Texas Empires books are in the Elowmere library?

Our catalogue holds 3 Texas Empires titles, published 1998–2000; the Texas Empires list above links each to its record.

Which Texas Empires book comes first?

Crown of Glory carries number one for Texas Empires in our records, first published 1998.

Do the Texas Empires books need to be read in order?

The catalogue numbers 3 of the 3 Texas Empires books; numbering shapes the list, and reading Texas Empires in sequence keeps threads intact.