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|  | | Feather and the Mountain Man
Historical U.S. West Romance/fiction
A lonely man, a desperate woman, and a Pawnee warrior out for revenge…
Ally cannot remember her time before the Pawnee, but she knows without the raven she would die. Set free to fend for herself in the wilds along the Platte River, survival is as fragile as a feather.
Daniel O’Rorke never expects to find a woman caught in his animal trap. To make matters worse, she’s with child. Daniel came this far west to avoid people and their problems. A pregnant woman with no memory is trouble aplenty, but now he owes her.
When the raven brings two souls together, a Pawnee warrior with a | |  | | Josey's Mountain
A contemporary western romance with some suspense elements. A reunion between high school sweet hearts and the struggle of a woman running a ranch alone.
Two years ago, Josey Starr lost her husband. She’ll be damned if she loses her ranch too. The wolves are after her cattle, and someone is out for her land. Josey knows she needs help but she doesn’t want it from Hawk Marlow. She trusted him once – and vowed she never would again. She’s better off alone – isn’t she?
Hawk thinks he’s just checking his investment. But he’s invested more than he realizes. The land he acquired by default belongs to “The one that got away.” Hawk hbas something to prove – old flames never die; they just burn hotter on the Second Strike Ranch. | |  | | Yellow Rock
A historical western with romance elements. Set during the civil war where A daughter of a confederate colonel must head west where she is found by a man the Apache fear. Clean romance and some humor.
In the west, sometimes your heroes are also your enemy…
After her plantation burns to the ground by the hands of her Confederate father, Willow is then forced to escape Georgia aboard a wagon train heading west. When the Apaches attack the wagons, capturing and brutalizing her, Willow’s mind tries to cope by escaping reality.
As her mind slips her from the present back into the past, confusing the Indians for Yankees. Willow no longer knows her enemies as the Apaches tie her to a tree as a gift for a man they call Yellow Rock.
Dutch knows a trap when he sees one. The craz |
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