Henry Carter Hull

Romance readers have taken to Maggie Brendan's softer romantic style that perfectly captures life on the American frontier, introducing them to rugged, independent souls and their inner spiritual struggles, and the quest for love that makes for a satisfying read every time. Set in 1890s Montana, The Jewel of His Heart finds Juliana drawn to a handsome, gentle sheepherder--but sparks fly when he considers mining, the occupation that lured her father...

The Lost Springs Ranch for troubled boys is at stake, and it's a man's duty to give back... Bachelor #2Name: Mase LeBow, 34Occupation: Homicide detective, DenverBiggest Achievement: Living to adulthood after a too-wild adolescenceWidower Mase LeBow figures Callie Thorne's remote equine therapy ranch is the best place to protect his son. So he's determined to charm her after she "buys" him for a date at the Lost Springs Bachelor Auction. But her insistence...

Blair Townsend didn't know the meaning of chaos until her holy terror of a nephew came to live with her. Jeffrey needed a positive role model - and Blair wasn't above buying one at the Lost Springs auction. Sexy-as-sin rancher Scott McKay looks as if he'd have no trouble teaching Jeffrey how to be a man. Except Scott seems far more interested in showing Blair how to be a woman... .

In 1887 Wyoming, widower Connor Maguire advertises for a wife to raise his young daughter, work the homestead, and-he hopes-bear him a son. And on paper, Ellen O'Sullivan appears to be everything Connor needs in a wife. Although Connor tries his best to be as mannerly as possible under the circumstances, it soon becomes clear that Ellen may have been less than truthful about herself and her reasons for coming west-a fact that Connor considers a breach...

From the author of The Lost Girl: two sisters vie for love on the Wyoming frontier in a romantic tale as sweeping and grand as the Old West. On the rough Wyoming frontier, Rose McKinley and Will Hyde have been sweethearts since childhood. Rose has always assumed that one day they will wed, and since a marriage would mean the merging of two successful ranches, their families certainly have no objections . . . except for Rose's sister, Cora. At seventeen,...