Meet Prancy, the imperfect dog, who found the perfect life. This children's picture book teaches tolerance and diversity with an overall theme that there is a place in the world for everyone.

A self-righteous, devotee of his church, James Henry Scott yearned to instill piety into his two hell-raising sons. Once a lusty lad himself, he knew the grief they might encounter if they continued their wicked ways. To save them from temptation, he decided to move his family and his cattle to the newly born state of Texas; but how could he ever have imagined the temptation that awaited him in the diminutive Indian girl known as Ivy. When he had first spotted Ivy shivering in her tattered red dress and her worn black shawl, he assumed she was just a half-breed, an Indian whore. After...

Having devoted his life to the memory of his late wife, Big Gus Heinrich couldn't possibly acknowledge the woman he now loved. That would be a desecration to his wife's memory, a blemish to his own respectability. After all, small town propriety was absolute during the 1950's. Men were righteous, women were virtuous, and Heaven help those who didn't fit the mold. Having suffered the scorn of being a fatherless child in 1920s, Germany, Gus was mortified to discover that his own rebellious daughter was unwed and pregnant and would suffer as he had. Never could he let that happen. What was a...

Orphaned in 1840's New York, Molly endured life among the many slum urchins, until rescued by good Samaritans and placed in a seemingly good home in Arkansas. There, the feisty Molly discovered nothing good about the home and vowed to escape. Returning to Jasmine Plantation, Arkansas, Sonny Scott found his only love had died birthing his son a year earlier. Now, his child was held captive by the new "queen of the plantation," the mysterious slave known as Manon. Knowing certain death if she learned the secrets he'd discovered, he had to escape with his son. Unlikely comrades, Molly and Sonny...

Born in 1800's Texas, before white women could own property, Sammy Blue is raised as a boy and rightful heir to the family ranch. As wild and carefree as the Texas Bluebonnets for which she's named. Innocently, she adores Jamie Scott, Texas Ranger, and undeniable rogue. Having no idea of what lies ahead, she naively insists that one day they will marry and live in wedded bliss. To ensure her future in a man's world, her mother sends her away to school where her childish dreams are unexpectedly shattered, leaving her bitter, and cynical. Jamie Scott's own future turns out just as bleak, and he...