Ripped from the arms of the man she loves, Clara returns to her family, and her fiance. Can she live without Travis? Can she put aside the once in a lifetime love they shared and be a good wife to Will? Or will she ignore the warnings and follow her heart?"

Maggie is under the distinct impression that either she is cursed, or she has the most inviting backyard in the entire South. Her wayward son has stumbled upon the foolish notion to use it for his own personal herb garden, while a murderer has chosen a plot of her acreage to bury his headless victim under the sprawling branches of her oak trees. Desperately needing a break from all the drama that now surrounds her life, Maggie is planning a long vacation when she begins having visitations from the other side. The rather demanding ghost from her backyard would like to request Maggie's, and her...

Clara is not only a seventh daughter, she was born with the gifts of sight, healing and immortality. Shortly after her eighteenth birthday she discovers that she is the Seven. With this title comes more powers, and more responsibility, than she could ever have imagined. Does she remain in 1862 and be lauded as the queen of queens, or does she travel to the future where true love, and things that she never even dared dream were possible, await?

Clara has strong feelings for two men. One is her husband. The other has the uncanny ability to make her forget everything and everyone. Except him. Can she keep her feelings for Wren hidden from Travis for half of the next century? And even if she chooses to, is she strong enough to accomplish such a monumental feat by sheer force of will and a steadfast desire to honor her wedding vows? Only time will tell, and that is the one thing that she has plenty of.