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For as long as brooding cowboy Ryder Daniels has known Sammy Marshall, she has been his sunshine. Her free spirit and bright smile saved him after the devastating loss of his parents and gave him the strength to care for his orphaned family. Only Ryder knows how vulnerable Sammy is, so he's kept his attraction for his best friend under wraps for years. But what Sammy's asking for now might be a step too far.

The last thing police officer Pansy Daniels needs is a hot-headed cowboy with attitude cruising into town. He may be her new landlord, but that's no excuse for provoking her, or sending her heart into overdrive. When West Caldwell discovers the vulnerability Pansy keeps so well hidden, suddenly this renegade cowboy is in over his head, but can he become the man Pansy deserves?

When a plane crashes near Thom Grayson's cabin, he's hired to find the wreckage, and the kidnapped woman believed to be the sole survivor. But when he locates Geneva, she's not at all what he expected.

June Gable left each of her four granddaughters a handwritten bequest, to spend a season at her beloved farmhouse in Jasper Creek, Oregon, before they sell it. The four cousins will have to confront secrets from the past, deal with old wounds they'd rather hide, and tangle with their hardheaded cowboys before they can find love, healing, and the true meaning of family.

Walt Hodge gets caught up in a war over water rights in the middle of a blistering summer. By the time it's over, three men will be dead, the town of Sunflower will find its self-respect, and a jailhouse will be full.

When Federal Marshal Buck Fyffe was charged with taking the outlaw Luther Gibbs to Yuma Territorial Prison, he wasn't expecting any problems. But it doesn't take long for Gibbs's gang to find them and Fyffe is overtaken by the gang. The gang hatches a plan for Gibbs to pose as Fyffe, and to deliver Fyffe to Yuma prison, claiming he is Luther Gibbs. Fyffe finds himself as prisoner number 109 and must survive in a prison where he'll surely be recognized by someone he sent there.

The grandson of a US senator has been brazenly kidnapped. Now his fate falls into the hands of a select group of undercover agents known for their discretion, cleverness, and bravery--the Pinkertons.

In The White Streak, Jimmy Babcock is a worker at the local bank run by William Parker. When Parker fires Jimmy, all Jimmy can think is how this will hurt Muriel Aiken, his fiancée. An unexpected invitation from Parker convinces Jimmy that Parker wants him back. When he learns what Parker really has in mind, Jimmy finds himself recalling the stories he has heard about the notorious robbers the White Streak and Utah Billie, and he has to make a difficult decision.

Dan Riley is determined to find out who is really in charge of a local syndicate, and the only man willing to help him is Andrew Daniels, a former newspaper man whose courage comes from a bottle.

Deadwood, Dakota Territory, was filled with luckless miners and diggers, as well as more than its share of lawlessness, and more often than not, there was nothing Marshal Fred Nolan and his two deputy marshals, Wentworth and Grubb, could do. So when a teen hustler, known as Gitalong because of his crippled leg, was hoorawed by a trio of Texas drovers, the law wasn't called in. Besides, two strangers had come to Gitalong's aid, confronting the drovers and forcing them to give Gitalong three silver dollars.