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Apache Red Moon mistakenly pulls an innocent woman into the rivalry between warring tribes, then must choose between protecting her, or salvaging his own honor.
New Mexico in the 1700's is a dangerous place. Warring tribes of Native Americans struggle to keep their homeland, which is fast becoming the domain of Spanish invaders. En route to the home of her betrothed, Magdelena (Lena) de Marquez finds her trepidation of marriage to a childhood friend she barely remembers should be far from her greatest fear. Just miles from her destination, her traveling party is attacked, leaving Lena and an infant child the only survivors of the brutal massacre. Fearing death, or worse, little does she know that her journey into the bitter heart of her enemies has ju | |  | | Delilah's Pirate
Key West gallery owner Delilah Delacroix falls in love with a 17th century pirate who is fighting to clear his name in another time and place.
Delilah Delacroix is quite literally at the end of her rope when she meets Captain James Stirling, an 18th Century pirate that has somehow managed to travel through time to the 20th Century.
Upon the death of her loveable, but free-spending uncle, Delilah discovers she is near bankruptcy and stands to lose her only source of income, the run-down Key West art gallery he left her. She has no money for her college tuition, and her husband is leaving her for a MAN.
Certain that nothing short of suicide could be a possible solution, she decides to do the deed on Halloween night, d | |  | | Far From Paradise
In the aftermath of an Indian attack, Jordyn regains consciousness only to discover she cannot recall her name, her past, or even the reason she was there in the first place. Inexplicably drawn to handsome Grayson Prophitt, the half-Seminole Indian who rescues her, Jordyn will soon learn that the only thing worse than not knowing her identity…
Is finding out who she really is!
In a place... Far from Paradise.
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Jordyn felt as though she might do something dangerous if he didn't release her soon. She had an intense desire to reach up and touch his face, to smooth the angry lines on his brow, to run her finger over his full lower lip, to gently caress the hardened muscles of his chest. Her heart pounded in her ears, her hands balling into fists to prevent temptation.
"Let me go!" she demanded through tightly clenched teeth.
"I will. As soon as I get what I came for," he replied, smiling insolently.
"And what's that?"
Without another word, he | |  | | The Price of Eden
With the help of half-Seminole Indian, Hunter (Wolf) Prophitt, Cait McCandless flees New Orleans and the manipulations of her father for a new beginning in the Florida wilderness. Soon after her arrival, however, her dreams of a new life are threatened by an unexpected death, a suspicious business deal, and an imminent Indian war.
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In a voice that came out sounding infinitely calmer than he felt, he replied, "All of Cotton O'Connor's money couldn't buy Eden. It's far too expensive, and much more than he would be willing to pay. This is a prime piece of land, and the house is one of the best on the river." Crossing his arms on his broad chest, he continued to loll in the doorway, his eyes heavy lidded to conceal his true feelings.
With angry tears choking her voice, she asked, "How do you know he wouldn't pay it? Papa is always looking for good investments. What is the price of Eden?"
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The 3rd and final book in the Florida Series by Bren Yarbrough Bruhn
The Renegade…
The Runaway…
Set at the beginning of the Civil War, this is the long-awaited sequel to The Florida Series (The Price of Eden, Far From Paradise). It tells the story of Looking Horse, the Seminole warrior whose heart was hardened by the death of his wife and child. Can he learn to love again with someone as broken as himself? When he meets Jasmine, a badly abused slave on the run from her cruel new master, she touches a place in his heart he thought was long dead. She gives him hope for a new life... if they can manage to outrun the forces that seek to keep them apart-- an |
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Ramble's Folly
by Rebecca McKeehan
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 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. |
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