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THE FUGITIVE HEART By Jane Orcutt (True Desire Series #1)
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THE SEDUCTION OF SAMANTHA KINCADE Maggie Osborne
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BRIDES OF PRAIRIE GOLD Maggie Osborne
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Are some crimes too horrible to forgive? Growing up on the Kansas prairie, Samantha Martin cherished two desires: to love God and marry her childhood sweetheart. But the War between the States took nearly everything—her family, her home, and Nathan, her love.
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Samantha Kincade was after a man. As a Bounty Hunter it was her job, but in a rowdy Colorado saloon a gambler with golden tiger eyes saw through her boy's clothes disguise.
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The twelve women from Chastity, Missouri, meant trouble for Wagon-Master Cody Snow. He was used to transporting guns and whiskey, not mail-order brides.
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HOME STATION Jeanne Williams
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WIND WATER Jeanne Williams
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TEXAS PRIDE Jeanne Williams
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Handsome wagon driver Jim Kelly proposes to Lesley, and then a tragedy leaves her to fill her father's shoes as Bountiful's Station Master. She is overwhelmed by unexpected circumstances and responsibilities with the future of Bountiful itself hanging in the balance.
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Julie McCloud was saved as an infant from a disease doomed wagon train. Windmillers Cap and Mike Shanahan raised Julie teaching her their trade.
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Here is the sweeping saga of three passionate women who triumphed as part of a magnificent Texas dynasty.
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LADY OF NO MAN'S LAND Jeanne Williams
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THE UNPLOWED SKY Jeanne Williams
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HOME MOUNTAIN Jeanne Williams
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Leaving Sweden for the American Frontier, seventeen-year-old Kirsten Mordal is determined to pursue her dream of claiming and cultivating her own homestead.
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It's 1924, and times are tough throughout the Midwest. Tougher even for nineteen year old Hallie Meredith. Totally on her own and with a younger brother to care for, she is desperately in need of a job.
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Proud, orphaned, Katie MacLeod, along with her younger brother and sisters, left the bitter heartbreak of Texas behind and dared take-up their father's dream to build a ranch in the beautiful Chiricahua Mountains in southeast Arizona.
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NO ROOF BUT HEAVEN Jeanne Williams
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A LADY BOUGHT WITH RIFLES Jeanne Williams
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DAUGHTER OF THE FOREST Vella Munn
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In 1875 Susanna Alden travels from her home in Ohio to the bleak Kansas prairie where she's to be a schoolteacher. She discovers bitter divisions from the Civil War have not healed here.
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Miranda Greenleaf was ripped from the only life she'd ever known and thrown headlong into the harsh, violent, beauty of pre-revolutionary Mexico.
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Madsaw, war chief of the Tillamook tribe, kidnaps Twana, the step-daughter of the Nisqually shaman. Though their people are enemies, and to love a slave violates tribal law, Madsaw and Twana become lovers.
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DAUGHTER OF THE MOUNTAIN Vella Munn
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THE RIVER'S DAUGHTER Vella Munn
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WIND WARRIOR Vella Munn
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Jessie Speer set out for California, following her father's dream which turned into a nightmare, and it killed her family. Now, snow clogged mountains, beautiful but heartless, held her prisoner.
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Oregon, a land of towering timber, snow-capped peaks, lush fertile valleys. A land of gold. To the pioneering settlers, it was a garden of Eden. To the Rogue Indians, it was home. Two different peoples, each laying claim to the same territory.
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The Chumash warrior Black Wolf is hunted by the commander of a Spanish Garrison at a Catholic Mission in Alta California. His people have been forcibly "converted" to Christianity and live in virtual slavery under Spanish rule and the supervision of the priests.
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SEMINOLE SONG Vella Munn
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SPIRIT OF THE EAGLE Vella Munn
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LONG ROAD TURNING Irene Bennett Brown
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Amid rising tensions of the 1830's in Florida, the Seminole Indians retreat into the darkness of the Everglades swamps rather than be sent to reservations. They are joined by runaway slaves fleeing cruel plantation owners.
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In 1872 lands once thought uninhabitable are coveted by the white settlers, traders and miners headed West. In far Northern California the last few bands of Modoc cling to their ancestral lands, trying to live in peace with their new neighbors.
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Cassiday Curran's wagon has just been hijacked by three bedraggled strangers on their way to Dodge City. On the run from an abusive husband, Cassiday agrees to share her wagon with the thieves as they search for their uncle.
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BLUE HORIZONS Irene Bennett Brown
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NO OTHER PLACE Irene Bennett Brown
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REAP THE SOUTH WIND Irene Bennett Brown
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Meg Brennon knows that her new life at her road ranch in Paragon Springs, Kansas, can't truly begin until she severs all ties with the abusive husband she'd fled years before. Although fearful, she returns to St. Louis determined to find him and obtain a divorce.
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A hard, high plains life has turned refined southern lady, Aurelia Symington, into a work-toughened, capable woman determined to give her best to those she loves.
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Lucy Walsh's heart remains with the struggling town of Paragon Springs, but she feels beholden to her husband, Admire, to make the Run to the Cherokee Strip for new land.
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THE O'KEEFE EMPIRE Jane Candia Coleman
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A WINDOW IN TIME Carolyn Lampman
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MEADOWLARK Carolyn Lampman (Meadowlark Series Book 1)
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Joanna O'Keefe sells off the family holdings in Texas to go find her husband in New Mexico Territory. He went with John McLeod dreaming of a cattle empire with millions of acres for the taking.
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One beautiful, breezy day Brianna Daniel's hot air balloon joyride turns into "gone with the wind", as she is somehow blown back to the year 1860. Bumping along the road to the Split Rock pony express station as a mail-order bride to Lucas Daniels, Brianna realizes that she has exchanged lives with her great-grandmother Anna.
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The Meadowlark Trilogy, Book 1 - South Pass City was a mighty tough town, even by Wyoming Territory standards. And although Garrick Swenson seemed like a tough man, his sensitive soul was plagued with guilt.
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SILVER SPRINGS by Carolyn Lampman (Meadowlark Series Book 2)
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WILD HONEY By Carolyn Lampman (Meadowlark Series Book 3)
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COME SPRING Charlotte Hinger
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Though Alexis and Angelica Brady are identical twins, they are complete opposites. Angelica is strong-willed and stubborn where Alexis is meek and easily intimidated, the bond between them is unbreakable. So when Alexis begs for her sister’s help in avoiding an arranged marriage, Angelica reluctantly agrees to switch places, and drive the unwanted suitor away.
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Her whole life Alaina Ellinson has longed for adventure, but nothing is likely in her quiet little home town. Then, a long forgotten photograph surfaces and changes everything. Reeling from the shock that the very fabric of her life is a lie, Alaina sets off to find a piece of herself she's never even known existed.
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A powerful drama about the conflict between the homesteaders hewing a perilous existence from the stubborn sod and the ambitious and often unscrupulous town builders with their secret ties to the burgeoning railroads.
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CASTLE CRAGGS Virginia H. Maas
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THE DAUGHTERS OF LUKE McCALL Linda Sandifer
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RAVELED ENDS OF SKY Linda Sandifer
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At the tender age of four, Irene Kendee was orphaned on the high seas when her parents drowned during a voyage to England. Raised by a foster parent, she never new she was the rightful heir to a large estate in Port Townsend, Washington where she was born.
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In 1863 California a corrupt lawman reneges on a deal for Luke McCall's mustang herd when 19 year-old Delaney refuses to marry him as part of the purchase. He frames the McCalls as horse thieves for taking the herd back in lieu of payment.
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Nancy Maquire, a blue blood from Boston, wants to find her place within the burgeoning society of the mid-nineteenth century. Her parents want her to marry and start a family in the East, but Nancy envisions a freer life in California, where her dream of owning a horse ranch can come true.
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