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romantic fantasy
Series · contemporary romance
The Chestnut Springs series by Elsie Silver has 5 books and is best read in publication order, starting with Flawless (2022).
Start here: Flawless (2022) — then read straight through in publication order.
The order the books were released — the default way to read the series.
Chestnut Springs is the small-town cowboy romance series that turned Elsie Silver into a BookTok sensation. Set in a fictional ranching town in the Alberta foothills, the five books follow the extended Eaton family — retired rodeo stars, ranchers, a bull rider with rockstar-level fame, and the women who take them on. Flawless starts it off with a viral-favorite pairing: a disgraced pro bull rider forced to travel with his agent's daughter as his image-rehab babysitter, in a grumpy-sunshine, best-friend's-little-sister slow burn that sets the tone for the series.
What readers come for is the signature Silver blend: dirty-talking, emotionally competent cowboys; heroines with actual careers and backbone; banter-heavy family dinners; and small-town found-family warmth wrapped around genuinely steamy, open-door romance. The series works through beloved tropes one book at a time — single dad and nanny in Heartless, childhood friends-to-lovers in Powerless, brother's-best-friend in Reckless, and an age-gap fake engagement with a military veteran in Hopeless — while the Eaton family thread ties everything together.
It's an easy recommendation for fans of Lyla Sage, Devney Perry, or anyone who watched Yellowstone and wished it were a romance novel. The series is complete at five books plus a free holiday novella, every couple gets a firm happily-ever-after, and the connected Rose Hill series (set one mountain range over) gives you somewhere to go when you're done.
Five novels: Flawless (2022), Heartless (2022), Powerless (2023), Reckless (2023), and Hopeless (2023), plus Christmas in Chestnut Springs, a short free holiday novella. The series is complete.
Publication order: Flawless, Heartless, Powerless, Reckless, Hopeless. The Christmas in Chestnut Springs novella works best last, as a series epilogue.
Yes — each book follows a different couple to a complete happily-ever-after. You'll get more from the recurring Eaton family scenes if you read in order, but nothing essential is lost jumping in mid-series.
No. Gold Rush Ranch is Elsie Silver's earlier series set in the same world, but Chestnut Springs stands fully on its own — most readers actually start here.
Yes — Rose Hill is a spin-off series set in a nearby mountain town, and its first hero is introduced in the Chestnut Springs books. Read Chestnut Springs first for the smoothest experience, though Rose Hill can be read independently.
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