Colorado. 1866. Ethan Kincaid is doing his best to block childhood memories, but it's hard now that he's back on the ranch with his two brothers: overbearing eldest brother, Rafe, and the loco …
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In February's release, Romancing America takes us to the 1700s, when many Scottish immigrants came to North Carolina. The characters in this collection are related to one other, though the stories …
England: 1352. Annabel Chapman is a beautiful maiden whose father used to be a wealthy merchant. After his ships were lost at sea and he died, Annabel became the only person in her family who did any …
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Miss Georgie Gail is a telephone operator in Texas, normally considered a man's job consisting of physically plugging in the lines from two phones together so that the parties can talk--and the whole …
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Someone is selling Chicago's street kids as factory workers in 1874. Livy O'Brien was once one of those kids but she gave up her light-fingered ways two years ago. Now a Christian, she's passionate to …
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Love hysterical historicals? Charlotte Beck, a wealthy American's daughter, is in London as a debutante, but her Wild West ways aren't winning her any points. When she falls out of a window and …
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