In early 20th century Belfast, working class Meg Preston struggles to accept her own sexuality and yearns for forbidden love.Battling the customs and hardships of their time, Meg pursues a relationship with her childhood friend, Lillian Watson. But soon, tribulations of war, violence, and emigration threaten to tear everything apart.Seeking refuge for herself, her love, and her family, can Meg find the courage to become the heroine of her own life?

A woman alone in the woods, and an instant connection with a lumberjack. Will this mail-order marriage protect their secrets and solve their problems, or will the railroad lay track through their relationship?1892 Pembina, North Dakota, USALiving off the land in the remote backwoods, Lorena Lombardi has a shadow hovering over her home and land—the railroad—threatening to blaze a trail through her peaceful life. But she’s not alone. If a man can send for a bride, why can’t she send for a husband?Lumberjack, Cole Wheeler, fell into step with Lorena’s letters from the start. The only problem is he’s not actually the lumberjack he said he was. He’s from the city after all. I love the woods; how hard can it be?Will Lorena send him packing when she finds out his truths, will Cole ride the rails right out of town, or will the whole family be steamrolled off their land?A sweet and clean stand-alone novella in the historical Mail-order Papa Series.Buy A Lumberjack for Lorena today and read a thrilling story of instant connections, perseverance, and healing!

Since childhood, Rosie's life has been the stage—passing herself off as a boy playing women's roles in the somewhat disreputable theatrical troupe of actor Danny Plympton, Rosie's adoptive father. But when unanticipated danger confronts them, they must flee London, taking refuge at the estate of Sir Anthony Rycliffe. A handsome, devil-may-care rakehell, Tony quickly sees through Rosie's disguise.But a lush, womanly form and eminently kissable lips are not the ravishing young beauty's only secrets—and the burning attraction Tony feels for her does not lessen the peril she has brought to his doorstep. The dashing rogue is determined to strip the irresistible lady of her mysteries—and her masculine garb—using all of his fabled seductive powers. After all, Tony has a reputation to uphold, as . . . The Greatest Lover in All England

"You have a pistol? Why haven't you been using it?" - Miss Helen Corbyn, Light of a Nile MoonA BRILLIANT BLUESTOCKINGMiss Helen Corbyn has always dreamed of exploring the land of the pharaohs, but her Egyptian travels take an unexpected turn when she becomes separated from her party. Stranded and imperiled, she has no choice but to rely on Mr. Rhys Evelyn, a man who bears a disturbing resemblance to a shadowy and impertinent museum thief.AN ENIGMATIC GENTLEMANRhys Evelyn has worked hard to leave behind a disreputable past, but he’ll do anything to rescue his sister from the dangerous man who holds her. When Miss Helen Corbyn interrupts a trade with his sister’s kidnapper, Rhys and Helen are bound together in an unforgettable adventure across the lush Nile delta.THE GREATEST ADVENTURE OF ALLThe light of a Nile moon illuminates their journey as they race to rescue Rhys’s sister and reunite Helen with her companions. Along the way, they must contend with an ancient amulet, a fiendish sleeping contraption and a menacing antiquities collector. But amidst danger, laughter and misadventures, could this unlikely pair discover their hearts’ shared destiny?Light of a Nile Moon is a full-length novel and the second story in the Love’s Journey series. Although each book stands alone, many readers prefer to enjoy the series in order.

First Place Winner Chanticleer International Book Awards for Short Stories and Novellas."Vivid and immediate in its contrast of different lives buffeted by the choices and ideals of the times, A Kind of Homecoming captures the challenges felt by all kinds of individuals who traverse war and peace with hopes for the future and questions about their participation, identities, and abilities. "- Midwest Book Review1914 EnglandRose is swept off her feet by young German Sebastian, who shares many of her passions and dreams. The world is their oyster—until it is not, with the rising drums of war reinforcing their differences and proving an obstacle to any relationship dreams each may have harbored.As Rose throws herself into the rigors of being an Army nurse, cleaning up after the infantry's battles, she can't help but wonder how the pain and suffering she witnesses fits into the beliefs and ideals she once held.From issues of patriotism and opportunity to confrontations with the "lottery of fate" that transforms dreams and dreamers alike, A Kind of Homecoming represents a vivid story of war and transformation that will appeal to libraries and readers seeking succinct yet powerful explorations of World War I's impact on individual ambitions.Praise for a Kind of Homecoming"Vivid and immediate in its contrast of different lives buffeted by the choices and ideals of the times, A Kind of Homecoming captures the challenges felt by all kinds of individuals who traverse war and peace with hopes for the future and questions about their participation, identities, and abilities."Midwest Book Review“Rose, born and bred English, finds camaraderie and love with Sebastian, a German, in a world sweetly unaware that the Great War is about to erupt. As fate, or chance, steps in, the story's perfect sense of place and fine characterization take hold. Excellent historical fiction.”James Conroyd Martin, author of The Poland Trilogy."A Riveting War Story" - BooksRide AD