Thirty-seven year old, Tessa Harlow, is steadily working her way down her list of life goals. As an adventure hiking guide she been all over the world but her job has never taken her back home. When an injury on a trip occurs, it forces Tessa to discover the meaning of home and family on an adven...
Ellie Connor is a professional biographer with a yen for the blues. Her imagination has been captured by a minor blue singer from the 30s named Mabel Beauvais. A woman who was just about to make it big, when *poof* she disappears never to be heard from again. Ellie has decided to write Mable's...
She was his from the first... One kiss stole her heart. So when Molly Sheffield realized Alejandro Sosa needed a green-card bride, it seemed only natural for her to stand by his side.... But the pretty widow could not predict the feelings she would have for her new husband. After opening her he...
With her acclaimed hardcover debut, No Place Like Home, readers enthusiastically welcomed Barbara Samuel into the ranks of bestselling women’s fiction, applauding her stirring novel of loss and redemption. In A Piece of Heaven, she shares another poignant tale rich in atmosphere and insight that ...
Only love could bridge the dark abyss that threatened to keep them apart forever.He filled her dreams with desperate longing...The exquisite Frederica der Esslingen fled the castle to the herbalist's cottage. Rica could never give in to her father's wishes and marry the man her twin sister loved....
Lady Cassandra St. Ives had sworn off marriage ever since becoming a happy widow, but lately her affections have been engaged by a mysterious, long distance correspondent. Cassandra has shared her soul with her far-off admirer, and whe he invites her to visit his home she accepts the invitation g...
A part of him was lost forever...until she came into his life.A Master of SeductionThe sinfully appealing Lord Lucien Esher, London's most accomplished rake, believed there was no woman born who could not be seduced. But his hard-hearted facade hid a tragedy that was slowly devouring him from wit...
The mess of the storm had passed. Joleen wore her new, blue glasses, and her fine, blond hair had been neatly trimmed into a cap that framed her elfin face perfectly. Her dress was blue rayon and it made her look like a princess. Giselle, too, had on blue rayon. Winona wore white, but it was not ...
It was the sort of crisp, clear autumn day that made every Englishman proud to be one, the sort that would draw every cranky dowager and young buck and tittering debutante out from their stuffy drawing rooms and into the sunshine. Adriana was ready. She'd sent a footman around to Cassandra with a...
She emerged into the hall with a calm, dignified manner. As if she did not dread this messenger with all of her being, she ordered cooled ale, fruit, and cheese to be brought, and a pallet prepared for the messenger.Only then did she go out to the yard.The messenger was a man she had not seen bef...
Within an hour, pack a quart Mason jar with an equal mix of lavender leaves and flowers, yarrow blossoms, and shredded white willow bark. Add 1 ounce powdered comfrey root. Fill the jar almost to the top with a high quality, cold pressed olive oil, leaving room for about an ounce of gum benzoin o...
Now everything had been done. Mattie stood outside the cabin with Zeke, her purse on her shoulder, the tote bag at her feet. The sheriff shook Zeke’s hand. “I’ll be in touch.” Zeke nodded. The sheriff looked at Mattie. “Am you ready?” She took a breath and nodded. “Give us a minute, will you?” Ze...
“Do you know where we’re going?” Luke asked. Jessie directed him through town to a plot of land on the outskirts. It was the home of Mary Yazzie, a middle-aged weaver who had made countless trips over the immense reservation the past few months, trying to gather support for the project. The ranch...