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When it comes to his professional life, photographer Carl Conrad is at the top of his game.

Alison spends her thirteenth summer on a ranch in Wyoming where she learns to ride a horse and where Kelly, who is blind, helps her overcome an old fear

A Spin-off of A Devil's Own Luck When unapologetic rake Phillip “Pip” Stubbs takes a position at Greer cottage, he’s only thinking of a new village to explore, new chits to woo and hoping for anoth

Sequel to Broken Eli Burke and Alec Sumner are finding out that falling in love isn’t the happily-ever-after they expected.

In 1932, after Captain Joshua Pascal’s family loses its fortune, the Great War veteran’s sense of duty compels him to help his mother convert his childhood home into a Jewish boarding house.

Kipp Llewellyn would rather follow his dreams than toe the family line, so instead of the support of his wealthy family, he has estrangement and a part-time job with Hunter, an in-demand interior d

The third novel in the "Livelong Quartet," Winter of the White Wolf continues the history of two Swedish Families, the Lungdahls and the Bjornssons, in Livelong, Saskatchewan.

Eli Henninger is stretched a little thin. He teaches riding classes, conducts therapy sessions, takes care of his son and helps manage the family farm.

The year is 1930, and something is hunting infants and young couples in Economy Village, PA.

Even after a decade, the life that journalist Brent Walsh and Milwaukee homicide detective Shawn Mackey have made together is far from boring.

"Bert Riedel, an eighty-six year-old deaf-blind pianist, cut off from the world since age forty-five, discovers a new life through hand-over-hand sign.

Charming rascal Tristan Northwood seems to have it all: an ancient name, a noble inheritance, a lovely wife and a son he adores.

Thomas Derrik is about to have the worst Christmas of his life.

They say a man can always come home. So after doing hard time, Sage Redding heads to his family’s northeast Texas ranch to help his ailing daddy with the cutting horses.

Louise's key message in this powerful work is: If we are willing to do the mental work, almost anything can be healed.