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Set to lose half his timberland in 1866 Washington Territory unless he finds a wife soon, widower Joe Denton places an order for a bride who can cook.

Saddled with a man's name, the captivating Billy Jack Tate makes no apologies for taking on a man's profession.

Tobacco brides--women prisoners shipped from England--are a hot commodity with farmers in 1643 Virginia. Drew isn't concerned about marriage--he just wants a servant to keep his house.

Rural switchboard operator Georgie Gail is proud of her independence in a man's world, which make it twice as vexing when the telephone company sends a man to look over her shoulder.

Dogwalker Rylee Monroe believes she's being stalked by a serial thief who is targeting a wealthy Charleston community.

Set in 1898 Texas, this novel features an unlikely romance that's threatened by painful secrets and an angry lynch mob.

Rachel Van Buren tries to escape the gold-rush quagmire of 1849 San Francisco with her high moral principles intact.