The second book in the series Let the Wildflowers Bloom, brings forth a stunning blue-eyed beauty, a proud and resourceful young woman of eighteen years as she makes choices to survive in a western boomtown, Durango, Colorado, in the 1890's while the price of silver collapses. She becomes a scarlet lady at the Good Hour bordello. Victoria Alexandra Highland is her name. They call her Vicky at the bordello and Alex outside its walls. She meets two unforgettable men, Mac McClellan and J.W. Reynolds, and falls in love. Decisions she makes drive her to ambitious excursions and her life's...

Victoria Alexandra Highland loves two men, J.W. Reynolds and Marshal Mac McClellan. One has proposed and one she wishes would. With both, she experiences bonds of desire. With J.W. out of town, Mac McClellan joins her for Thanksgiving. Sleigh rides, slow dancing and hot searing nights clarify the difference between love and in love. Madam Grace Talbot needs to take leave of the Good Hour brothel and entrusts Vicky to manage her business. During her stay, there's a series of dramatic events, including murder. Vicky travels to Denver for her brother John's wedding and spends Christmas with her...

Ride Like the Wind is the fifth book of the series -Let the Wildflowers Bloom.- The heroine, Victoria Alexandra Highland, receives enlightening information from her dead mother, Sarah Margaret Mathieson, which ignites a journey west for Edwin Morgan and Inspector Southerland, hunting the slayer Frances Highland. Lorenzo Dow Parrish is hired to keep a watchful eye on Alex. Time with Lorenzo initiates a new facet of her character. The men that love Alexandra, Mac and J.W. continue to be center stage in her life and she commits herself to one man, hoping to build a new life together, away from...