Heavy-hearted divorcee Develyn Worrell's mood continues to lighten as she enjoys the equine charms of a small Wyoming town. There the Lord's leading becomes clearer, even as cowboy romances and the relationship with her daughter become more complicated.

Having released from prison, and on the run from former partners who now accuse him of turning on them. Sam finds himself broke and foot in the wild country of western Indian Territory.

Brannon heads south of the border to buy cattle for his ranch. But he finds the cattle rustled and their owner murdered. Brannon comes up against something a lot bigger than just a band of small-time rustlers. A former Confederate officer stole the herd to finance his private army. Captain Porter has devised a fantastic scheme to "liberate" Baja California, supposedly for the Confederacy. But Porter should have picked someone else's cattle to steal....

After her father dies and her husband is killed in a mining accident, Dacee Fortune has to contend with the feeling that maybe God has abandoned her. With six children to rear alone, Dacee resumes exploring for gold in a fight to keep her father's claim alive. In spite of her feelings, she refuses to abandon God, but will this be enough to hold the entire Fortune family together?

For Develyn Worrell, a fifth-grade teacher in central Indiana, it was to be a summer of reconciliation with her twenty-year-old daughter. But the sudden death of her ex-husband embitters her daughter, who tells her mother that her lack of forgiveness contributed to his heart attack. Depressed at the thought of a summer alone, Develyn heads west to find an innocence and a life she had experienced on a vacation when she was ten.

The eccentric stranger walked into the offices of the Atlantic-Hampton Publishing Company claiming to have the long-lost third manuscript of Martin Taylor Harrison. --- [Excerpt from back cover.]

Cantrell, Montana offers Isabel true friends, a place that she can finally call home, and the chance to become a new woman.

"A knock at the door interrupts Stuart Brannon's fortieth birthday party. Standing on the doorstep is a twelve-year-old Indian boy with a shocking announcement: Brannon is his father! The boy also brings the sad news that his mother, whom Brannon befriended at Broken Arrow Crossing, is dying in a Navajo camp. Brannon determines to bring her back to the ranch, but decides to wait and see her before telling Littlefoot the truth about his parentage--that...

The Bowers are not your typical, late-nineteenth-century homesteading family. They did not move west to farm Nebraska; they moved east. Matthew Bowers won't be working the land; his wife Lissa will--despite her diminutive size. And while Papa is dreaming of new ideas and Mama is farming, it will be 17-year-old Jolie who runs the household and mothers her three younger siblings. It's unusual, but the Bowers are determined to make this plan--unlike...