Sinda Shull has recently moved and hopes to leave her past behind. Glen Olsen, her next-door neighbor tries to break down Sinda's defenses.
Sinda Shull has secrets from her past. Those secrets are the reason she feels she can never marry. When Sinda moves next door to Glen Olsen and his daughter, Tara, she struggles to leave the past behind. Sinda's home business keeps her hands busy, but Glen's neighborly gestures occupy most of her thoughts.
Glen is drawn to Sinda, believing it's his responsibility to do the neighborly thing and befriend her. His daughter, though, has other plans. The would-be detective tries to prove that Sinda is up to no good---and Tara does everything she can to keep her father and Sinda apart.
Can Glen convince Tara that God wants her to love her neighbor as much as she does herself? Can Sinda be able to give God all the pain of her past and trust Glen's love?
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Sinda couldn't help but smile. She and Glen Olsen had more in common that she would have guessed. At least she liked yard sales and thrift shops, and they did enjoy the same kind of music and eating Chinese food. Glen was like a breath of fresh air---able to make her smile and even temporarily forget the pain from her past.
"How come a good-looking, great cook like you has never married? she asked.
Nobleman's son, Todd Ramble, returns home after years abroad and finds himself falling in love with his step-sister, who was now a grown woman. Unfortunately their love is brutally challenged by his tyrannical father.
In the predawn hours during a solitary ride on her ranch, Montana Freeborn collides with Seth Phoenix, centaur-turned-man and the embodiment of her psychic visions.
