Book 1- An Honest Crook

After making the difficult decision to agree to marry Benjamin O’Connor, Abigail Green and her young son, Luther, travel west by train. When their train is faced with delays, she makes the decision to join a caravan of wagon travelers, using the rest of the money Benjamin provided to secure passage.
Hamish Sullivan has made many difficult decisions in the course of his life and career, but trying to stop Abigail and her young son from joining the caravan he’s a part of is not one of them. When she stubbornly refuses, despite his repeated attempts to convince her, he decides he’ll do all he can to protect her, and risk his heart in the process.
Abigail finds herself drawn to the mysterious man named Hamish. He’s incredibly tender with her son and is always a gentleman. She puzzles about his warning about joining their caravan. When he saves her from the unwanted advances of another hired hand, she sees another, more dangerous side of him.
Only time and travel with the caravan will tell, but there’s a secret even Abigail couldn’t begin to guess about the mysterious Hamish Sullivan, and she and her son are likely to be caught in the middle of it all.

Book 2- A Thief’s Treasure

Never say never.
Cath Jacobson said she’d never be a mail order bride until one day she learns her father has left her to deal with an estate in financial ruin. She has no choice but to sell everything and marry the first man who shows her interest. Unfortunately, Cath’s plans fall to ruin when the stagecoach she’s taking to meet her husband-to-be, Mr. William Nethers, is attacked by a band of robbers.
Henry Booker never planned on becoming a thief, but that’s exactly what he is. Riding with his brother’s gang, he tries his best to stay out of the action. He finally has the chance to do something honorable when he discovers a woman escaping from a robbery.
The only problem? Henry has no way to get Cath back to town without his brother’s suspicion. Feigning a relationship, Henry and Cath wait for an opportunity to escape from the gang, but time draws them together in ways they weren’t expecting. Cath is promised in marriage to William and Henry can’t find a way out of the gang.
Can a stolen heart and genuine love draw these two to make difficult choices? Or will fear win out?

Book 3-The Captor’s Heart

Judith Simms has fallen in love with a wealthy man from the West. Reginald Gray writes lovely letters and has truly come to understand her. She thinks he may even love her. But when she arrives at the train station, he is nowhere in sight.
Vance Gray was coaxed into writing to his brother’s bride-to-be due to his brother’s busy, and important, schedule. What he didn’t expect was to fall in love with the woman himself. When he is given the job of picking Judith up from the train station, he creates a plan for her to get to know him ”the real man behind the letters” before she meets his brother.
But Vance doesn’t realize he’s not the only one. $0.99 on Kindle.

Violet Webster is a bride on the run. The last thing she wants is to get married, especially to a stranger twice her age. However, agreeing to be a mail-order bride had been her only option and it paid the steep passage to San Francisco so she could locate her father. She’d find him

However, agreeing to be a mail-order bride had been her only option and it paid the steep passage to San Francisco so she could locate her father. She’d find him too if only her betrothed’s son would stay out of her way.

Garrett Sutherlin is on a mission. Delivering the striking, ebony-haired beauty to his father’s doorstep not only paid off his debt, the effort would grant him freedom from the man’s condescending hold. As far as he’s concerned, Miss Webster made her own bed.

Unfortunately, his father will be the one to lie beside her. $0.99 on Kindle.

Plain Janes seldom walk away with the hot guys. Knowing this, it’s foolish of Violet to become interested in Jackson. Setting the bar that high is just begging for disappointment. None of these facts seem to matter to her heart. That traitorous (and hopelessly romantic) organ refuses to listen to reason or anything else.

When Jackson lost the woman he hoped to marry, he decided that love wasn’t all it was cracked up to be. His plan to keep his relationships short in length and light on commitment works great until he meets Violet, someone who reminds him of what he used to be, and who makes him question whether he really is better off without love. $0.99 on Kindle.