Mail Order Bride: The Cowboy's Arrogant Beautiful Bride. A Clean Western Historical Romance (Western Brides of Virginia, Book 3)The year is 1871, and Anastacia Sheeley, a snobby, arrogant daughter of a boarding house owner, becomes a Mail Order Bride to prevent old maidenhood.Anastacia Sheeley has never known hard work or true struggle. When she becomes a mail-order bride, her oh so comfortable life changes.In the wilderness of Montana Territory,...

In Book Two of The Arizona Series, Navajo Monster Slayer myths are threaded through the story of the runaway Rose, now sixteen, and Jack Rawlings' cattle ranching family who live near Winslow in northern Arizona. Jack's cancer diagnosis sends him reeling, and feeling ranching life in the west is ending with his own, he undertakes a vigilante mission only to disappear on the Navajo reservation after falling into an abandoned kiva. His shy, bookish...

The justice system has failed the Speargrass Tribe. Until Now. Sheriff Franklyn Eaglechild is in the midst of an acrimonious Speargrass Tribal election, as opioids destroy the lives of tribe members.Then he responds to his first murder-scattered bones. Soon, a second body is discovered. This one was more gruesome than the last. At the same time, DEA Agent Riley Briggs is dealing with toxic fentanyl arriving in Montana. Mexican cartels are taking...

The year is 1880 and orphaned Modena decides to become a Mail Order Bride.Modena Montgomery was placed at Woodcroft Manor at the age of fourteen and at twenty-one she was ready to leave the manor and become a bride. Her destination was Helena Montana where she was to become the bride of Jefferson Stephens Cole. Cole was a bit older than many of the men seeking a bride yet there was something about him that made him Lovisa's choice for Modena.Her train...

Hopi migration myths illuminate the third book in The Arizona Series. After six years of searching, Guy finally discovers Rose working on the Rawlings' nearly dismantled ranch. The girl is now a woman still using her adopted name, Jane. Although medication helps her manage her bi-polar symptoms, her first impulse upon seeing Guy is to run. Alternating chapters describe her deteriorating mental state as she camps among the Homolovi ruins on the Little...

Laura Westbrook expected to face her share of challenges crossing the continent on a wagon train. But when she saves the life of the courageous white warrior, Grey Wolf, she finds the pathways between pride and prejudice, love and loyalty far more difficult to travel. Having buried deep within him the horrific memory of his family's massacre at the hands of a rogue band of Pawnee, young David thrives under the care and tutelage of his rescuer, Cheyenne...

Mail Order Bride: The Cowboy Wanted For Murder, A Clean Western Historical Romance (Western Brides of Virginia, Book 2)The year is 1870 and Hertha Henson, a typical preacher's daughter decides to become a Mail Order Bride.Hertha teaches in the town school house, a job her overprotective father secured for her. But she's never fought for anything. More than anything, she wants an adventure.When Hertha heads west to marry Raswell Walden, a young rancher...

"Lord Peter Views the Body" by Dorothy L. Sayers is a captivating collection of twelve short stories featuring the erudite and debonair detective Lord Peter Wimsey. Each story presents a unique and intriguing mystery, showcasing Wimsey's sharp intellect, keen observational skills, and flair for solving complex cases. The stories in this collection are: "The Abominable History of the Man with Copper Fingers" - Lord Peter investigates a sculptor whose...

After three years of searching, Shiloh finds his family living in central Montana Territory, but the joy of reunion is quickly snuffed out by the lingering rage in his older brother from The War Between the States. Uncertain of how to share the secret of his identity with the Mercer family, and fearful that his past may put them in danger, Shiloh chooses to keep silent until his brother finds peace. Cormac Mercer left his boyhood and his twin brother...

The first book in the best-selling Wild West Frontier Brides Series.All Sadie had ever known, or ever wanted to know, was being a baker. She'd been raised to bake in her parents' bakery, and after their deaths, she had planned to carry on the family tradition. Devastated to find out she was losing her family's business, she needed something to do to support herself. When she received a letter from her twin sister's husband in Arizona Territory, suggesting...