Faith Creek is a town on the move, with the railways coming things are changing in this sleepy little town - and not all for the better The small band of men and women who came here in search of their fortunes, and chose to stay, have begun to notice that others are following their lead. More people means more trouble, and a new Sheriff is required too, to keep the town safe. Isabelle Landry is beautiful, wealthy and courted within the highest echelons of Massachusetts' society. But every man her Mama thinks a suitable match, she finds dull and often repulsive. She longs for a simpler life,...

Anna Hatzidakis has come a long way, and suddenly finds herself alone in a land where she has nobody but her young son Taki to care for her. Tragically widowed within weeks of her arrival in America from her homeland in Greece, she is struggling to make ends meet and make a life for her and her boy. But by chance she finds a solution, and prays that a new husband will be the answer to her prayers. But will she let go of her guilt and give herself permission to love again having lost her beloved Costa? Will Ryan is a busy man. He has a farm that he has finally managed to get in good heart, and...

There are houses being built aplenty, and the railway station is rapidly becoming the hub of the town as so many people arrive and look to take control of their lives. The friendly town of Faith Creek is gaining quite a reputation as a fine place to live and raise a family. But there are some who just don't want a quiet life, don't wish to settle down as their hurts are too great. Can Faith Creek work its magic once again? Susanna Greyshott's family were once wealthy and well-to-do, but they have fallen upon hard times, and she and her Mama have been forced to make changes and do the best...

Frances Harman has spent a lifetime living out of suitcases, a staunch supporter of her Papa as he builds an empire as a hotelier. A quiet soul, happiest when out of sight, left alone to pursue her own interests and happiness, she has never felt the lack of companions or excitement in her life. Yet, since his remarriage, she has been forced into a new world, one of parties and balls, afternoon promenades and has found herself overshadowed by her beautiful stepsister Maria in every way. But in a moment of uncharacteristic bravado she responds to a matrimonial advertisement in the newspaper,...