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|  | | A Widow's Salvation
It’s hard to find happiness in a war-torn United States, but these two stand a fighting chance—if they can save what’s left of their hearts.
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w:LidTheme | |  | | An Unconventional Courtship
Charlotte Ashcroft and George Fitzpatrick were two young strangers in New York City until Charlotte took matters into her own hands. Confronted by a busybody who would surely inform her mother she was where she shouldn’t be, and alone, she forced the man in the jaunty blue hat who had caught her eye to act as her escort. By going along with the ruse, George Fitzpatrick sealed his fate with Charlotte.
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w:LidTheme | |  | | Banking On Temperace
In 1856 St. Louis, Basil Fitzpatrick has his pick of the ladies, but the one who captures his attention is Temperance Jones. But she's bound for Oregon, and he can't have her.
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{mso-style | |  | | Blame It On The Brontes
Sisters Charlotte, Emily and Anne, each in her forties, reunite in the small coastal Maine town where they grew up for their mother’s funeral. The women had had a tempestuous relationship their entire lives, but it’s escalated into all-out war over the past eighteen years. As a condition of their mother’s will, each has to move back to their family home for one year. They bring emotional as well as physical baggage as they return to the town, and to the men of Puffin Bay.
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| |  | | Blinded By Grace
Grace Wagner needs a husband by July, and Halwyn Fitzpatrick fits the bill. With the aid of his new spectacles, he just might see her this year.
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Samantha Hughes needs to escape an abusive uncle. She cuts her hair and masquerades as Sam Hughes in 1860 Missouri, where the Pony Express route begins. Valerian Fitzpatrick, who has only ever wanted to ride horses, is about to become one of the fabled riders. Destiny brings them together at an exciting time in American history.
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w:LidTheme | |  | | The Abolitionist's Secret
In 1856 New York,a bashful abolitionist meets a young Army lieutenant and falls in love. He wants to take her to meet his parents in Savannah, GA, but she knows the South is no place for an abolitionist.
The Abolitionist's Secret is at its heart a romance. Yet America in the decade leading up to the Civil War was a battlefield that affected each person in the country in a different way. Some of the social battles are still being fought today. When writing about American history, one can't help but get involved in the social issues that shaped the country. This story tackles the difficult subject of slavery, freedom, and the people who helped.
| |  | | The Duplicitous Debutante
All Rosemary Fitzpatrick wants is to keep writing her dime novels under the guise of a male pen name, while all her mother wants is to find a suitable husband for her daughter. And all her new publisher wants is a face-to-face meeting with the author.
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Fate brings Saffron Fitzpatrick and Ezekiel Boone together once more, three years after their first encounter during the height of the Civil War. People are tired of fighting and death, but Saffron and Zeke may not be able to find their happy-ever-after, especially if an older protective brother and the Army have anything to say about it.
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w:LidTheme | |  | | The Relucant Debutante--Paperback
In 1855 New York, Ginger Fitzpatrick has no interest in participating in the newest rage in high society--The Cotillion Ball. That is, until she meets a handsome stranger who has her questioning her staunch beliefs that marriage and feminine equality can't go hand in hand.
The Reluctant Debutante is an historical romance about the introduction of the Cotillion Ball to America, as a means of introducing young ladies of standing into society. The Ball kicked off a season of events that lasted the entire summer, at the end of which most young ladies had met the men who would be their husbands. Ginger Fitzpatrick had no interest in the Ball, or in a future mate. She wanted equal rights for women, and to work alongside her father in his bank. Then, she meets her brother's friend, from St. Louis. Unbeknownst to her and to most of society, Joseph is half-Indian, and | |  | | The Reluctant Debutante
In 1855 New York, Ginger Fitzpatrick has no interest in participating in the newest rage in high society--The Cotillion Ball. That is, until she meets a handsome stranger who has her questioning her staunch beliefs that marriage and feminine equality can't go hand in hand.
Ginger Fitzpatrick would rather be working alongside Amelia Bloomer to campaign for women's rights rather than participate in the current craze among affluent New Yorkers--the Cotiliion Ball, imported from Europe as a means to introduce eligible young ladies into society and to their prosopective partners. Her mother, however, has other plans, since there are six female siblings in the family, all of whom will need a spouse sooner or later. Ginger must take her place at the Cotillion in order to pave the way for her younger sisters to make their own marks. This is the first book of a | |  | | The Road To Comfort
Juliette St.James is embarking on a cross-country trip to celebrate becoming an empty-nester. Not sure of what she will do now that she’s flying solo, she comes face-to-face with her worst nightmare—a cowboy.
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Finally, Jasmine Fitzpatrick gets her turn at the Debutante Ball in New York. She sets her cap for a titled Englishman, but her heart belongs in his barn, with the stableboy.
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Evelyn Hammer is a woman on the run, even after twenty years. Max Bainbridge is a news reporter who smells a huge story in her, but his heart gets in the way of the headline.
span style="letter-spacing: 0px; font-family: Tahoma; font-size: 13px;">Max Bainbridge is an ace newspaper reporter who gets all the biggest assignments, most recently covering the fighting in Afghanistan. When he is shot on the battlefields, he is operated on and then flown home. The nurse responsible for his subsequent care is Evelyn Hammer, a 35-year-old woman who ran for her life, and from the musical spotlight, when she was 17 and on the cusp of fame. Her new identity has been in place, and impenetrable, ever since. Over the years, she’s found singing is a more soothing wa |
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Captured Hearts
by Sherlyn Powell
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 Sylvia Masters, a hot fifty-two year old widow and CEO of her husbands company is challenged by her own instincts, family and friends when the Lieutenant investigating the murder of her ex-fiancee ask her to dinner. After a tumultuous beginning, the |
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