Julie McKay's father died, and now she had to go home and face the music. What worried Julie wasn't facing Cade Weston once more, but her daughter facing him. How would Kellie react once she knew Cade was her father?

Randal Thomas made it abundantly clear that Jo Ella Masterson would never be anything but a whore at Al's Saloon. But Jo Ella had other plans. Unlike most of the others she could read and when she found a newspaper ad for mail-order-brides, she talked half of Al's girls into finding a husband and settling down as real ladies. When the stagecoach caring the girls overturned on a sharp curve in the road, the girls were battered and bruised. When Harry Jones, the Sheriff of Veda rescues Jo Ella and the girls, they are taken to the doctor and then to the boardinghouse in Veda. Ma Jones, Harry's...

Rusty Peters moved to Hard Tack and became their Sheriff, leaving his medical career and wife behind in Melville. Elmer Martin was looking for a new chance at life. He'd done some dastardly things and he wanted to change. So he became John Conroy to the citizens of Hard Tack. John prospered in Hard Tack, becoming the local butcher for the cafe. He met and fell in love with a ranchers daughter, Penelope Carver. Things were definitely looking up for John. That is until his partner was murdered and John found out who did it. He had to keep his mouth shut if he wanted to continue with his good...

Jessie Coleman was sent to bring Maggie, the Black Widow in. She was the most notorious Union spy and responsible for the deaths of many Rebels. But Jessie took one good look at her and knew he couldn't turn her in. He was falling quickly under her spell. But he did turn her in, after they spent a couple days making love. It was the hardest thing he'd ever done. After the war was over, Maggie was released only to be chased by ex-Rebel soldiers who sought justice, and avenge the deaths of their friends. Maggie ran...straight for Jessie's place. Jessie was thrilled to see Maggie, but he was in...

Family Ranch is the four part series of the McKay's. Book One concerns Julie McKay the oldest daughter of George McKay who comes home after many years in the city to face the father of her child. Book Two is about Letty, the daughter that models part time to put herself through law school. When she comes home she runs into Hank Silver, and quickly decides he's the man for her, but Hank won't have anything to do with her. Book Three Is Sandy McKay's story. Her and Mike Tobin had been best friends for some months before his brother came home. Now engaged to Chad, Sandy finds herself lonely for...

Bonnie McDaniel struggled for four long years to protect and support her three brothers and a sister. She'd done well. But she'd finally ran out of money and know how. She was at her wits end. What she needed was a husband that would help her work things out. But where was she going to find a man?

Emily Carrington was running away from her controlling Uncle and over bearing fiance. When she met Cole Morgan he told her he didn't allow unmarried women on his wagon train west. However, since he needed a cook for his men, he decided he could marry her and she'd do the cooking. Could a city gal hold up to the rigorous journey west?