What Books and Series Has Jane Porter Written?

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Jane Porter's official site, janeporter.com, is the starting point for figuring out what she has written and where to begin. The site's Bookshelf page and a Printable Booklist are the two main tools for browsing her catalog, and the news section highlights current and upcoming releases such as A Soldier's Promise (March 25, 2026), part of the Calhouns & Campbells of Cold Canyon Ranch series. If you want a full, sortable view of her work, the Bookshelf is the place to start; if you want something you can take with you to a bookstore or library, the Printable Booklist is the better option.

Where to browse her books on janeporter.com

The site organizes her catalog through a few entry points, each suited to a different goal:

Page What it gives you Best for
Bookshelf Browsable list of her books Seeing the full range of titles
Printable Booklist A downloadable/printable list Taking to a store or library
Coming Next Upcoming releases Planning what to read next
First in Series Entry points into multi-book series Deciding where to start
Audio Excerpts Sample audio clips Sampling a book before buying

The Bookshelf is the broadest view. If you already know you want to commit to a series, "First in Series" is designed to point you at the opening book so you don't start mid-arc.

Series and notable titles

The clearest series signal on the site is the Calhouns & Campbells of Cold Canyon Ranch series, set in Paradise Valley, Montana. The site describes it as following the Calhoun and Campbell families through connected love stories.

Within that series, the site names:

  • Take Me Please, Cowboy — referenced as an earlier installment readers may have enjoyed
  • Bear's Heart — also referenced as a prior book in the series
  • A Soldier's Promise — a new release dated March 25, 2026, described as the second-chance romance of Finn Campbell and Savannah Webb

The site frames A Soldier's Promise as an emotional story of "courage, healing, and the kind of love that refuses to let go," and notes it continues the Cold Canyon Ranch storyline. If you've read the earlier Calhoun/Campbell books, this is the next one in that thread.

Beyond this series, the site doesn't lay out a complete series-by-series breakdown in the material available, so the Bookshelf and Printable Booklist remain the most reliable ways to see everything.

New releases and pre-orders

A Soldier's Promise is the title the site is actively promoting. Two details matter if you're deciding how to buy it:

  • It was available for pre-order as of the site's February 28, 2026 update.
  • The Jane Porter Shop offers exclusive alternative covers for the first time, plus a personalized signature from Jane. The site says these editions are available only through that shop.

So there are effectively two paths: a standard edition through general retailers, or a signed/alternate-cover edition direct from the author's shop. If a signed or variant copy matters to you, the shop is the only route mentioned.

Staying current

The site's News + Updates section is where new releases and shop announcements appear, and there's a blog (e.g., the August 11, 2026 post "Writing & Readers & You") plus a subscribe option for updates. If your goal is to track what's coming next rather than browse the backlist, the "Coming Next" page and the news feed are the pages to check.

A practical way to choose your starting point

  1. New to her work? Open "First in Series" to find the opening book of a series, or scan the Bookshelf for a standalone.
  2. Already reading Cold Canyon Ranch? Go straight to A Soldier's Promise and check whether you've read Take Me Please, Cowboy and Bear's Heart first.
  3. Want a physical list? Use the Printable Booklist.
  4. Want a signed or special edition? Check the Jane Porter Shop, since the alternative covers and personalized signatures are exclusive to it.
  5. Want to sample before buying? Listen to an audio excerpt.

The site doesn't publish a single master list of every series in the material available, so treat the Bookshelf and Printable Booklist as your authoritative sources and the news section as your signal for what's new.