Historical Romance
The Rebel of Fox Hill
A Union soldier with a secret. A Southern daughter struggling to keep her family alive. Can true love survive the war?
It is October 1861, and the Union has invaded Rebel territory in Hampton Roads, Virginia.
Hannah, a Rebel by birth, falls for Corporal Peter Anderson, a handsome Yankee stationed near her farm in coastal Virginia. He’s kind and doesn’t treat her like the daughter of woman who’s touched in the head, which she is. But he’s got a traitorous secret and a conniving compatriot who threatens to unravel their relationship. Not only must Hannah decide between family allegiance or love for an enemy soldier, but also fight for her survival in this suspenseful, clean romance.
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Gilded Age Brides
Pride & the Peddler
An unlikely match is made in this sweet, gilded age romance.
Julie Beaufort, a Chicago socialite, must make an impossible decision. With her family teetering on the brink of bankruptcy and her mother battling a life-threatening illness, Julie is presented with a lifeline: marry a wealthy suitor handpicked by her father. Yet, her heart wavers when she crosses paths with Walter Vogel, a charming German peddler.
Growing up in poverty, Walter leaps at a rare chance for prosperity. But his newfound position brings him face-to-face with dark secrets that threaten Julie’s future. As he grapples with his feelings for the beautiful socialite and the weight of his discovery, the question looms: Can love bridge the chasm of societal divides?
Pride and the Peddler is a clean, historical romance with a guaranteed happily ever after. Pick up your copy today to discover Julie and Walter’s love story!
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Second Chance in St. Louis
Can love, once lost, find its way back home?
Caroline Worthington once teetered between the demands of her heart and duty. On the brink of a loveless marriage arranged by her parents, she and Miles had planned to elope. Yet, on that fateful day at the train station, Miles shattered their dreams, leaving Caroline to navigate the ruins of what could have been.
Fast forward a few heart-wrenching years and Caroline, now free from the shackles of her imposed marriage, seeks a fresh start. Drawn back to the vibrant streets of St. Louis by her best friend, Alice, Caroline finds herself face to face with the haunting memories of the past. In a twist of fate, or perhaps orchestrated by her mischievous friend, Caroline is thrust into Miles’ world again – this time, under the roof of his photography studio.
Miles Vernon wrestles with past regrets and a longing to make things right. But as hearts begin to mend and Miles and Caroline draw closer, shadows of the past threaten their second chance at love. Will their love find its second wind amidst the challenges?
Second Chance in St. Louis is a standalone, clean historical romance with wounded hearts, second chances, and a guaranteed HEA.