"Please, God, get the cows out of the road."Jenna is a single mom and a kick butt lawyer completely focused on inheriting her father's firm—until the charming cowboy walks into her office.Denver's Hollywood career has kept him away from home for years, but now he's back. His family ranch is in trouble, and they might have to sell.Jenna's immediately drawn to his rugged charm, but she's been burned by a cowboy before and sworn them off for g...

In It’s Time to Lighten Up, author White Willow breaks down what it means to be light by identifying how the body emits light prior to all mind body functions. She shares how light is integral in how we view life and how we feel day to day. She offers proven techniques to enhance our light, bringing the mind and body into homeostasis, calming the chaos in our lives while enhancing our connection to community. This awareness changes how people perceive themselves and the world around them. ...

“Uh … a pregnant woman in a wedding dress just drove her truck into the side of our barn.”Minutes before walking down the aisle, Olivia realizes that she can’t marry a man she doesn’t love. With nowhere to go, she drives and drives until she crashes into a barn, waking Wyatt Honeywood from a sound sleep. With the rain plastering Olivia’s gown to her body, Wyatt can tell right away that she’s pregnant—but she isn’t.Olivia is determined to have a fresh start ...

In this desolate land stripped of life and hope, a twelve-year-old boy has, against all odds, spent the last decade surviving alone. His name is the only constant he clings to—a fragile thread that ties him to his identity.When a fateful encounter with an old man challenges his solitude, an unlikely bond begins to form, redefining what it means to live rather than merely exist. The boy faces a choice: risk companionship or cling to the survival rules his brother taught him years ag...

Feminist Comedy: Women Playwrights of London identifies the eighteenth-century comedic stage as a key site of feminist critique, practice, and experimentation. While the history of feminism and comedy is undeniably vexed, by focusing on five women playwrights of the latter half of the eighteenth century--Catherine Clive, Frances Brooke, Frances Burney, Hannah Cowley, and Elizabeth Inchbald--this book demonstrates that stage comedy was crucial to these women’s professional success ...

Their families’ feud has lasted generations. Can they make peace in the name of love?When Brooke Winding’s father passes away, she returns home for the funeral and learns that her family’s ranch is in trouble. Now it’s up to her to save it—without the help of one of the Bannon brothers from the wealthy ranch next door.Wealthy rancher Callum Bannon finds fulfillment by helping others, including Brooke Winding from the neighboring ranch. But she’s as stubborn...

A Narrative of the Life of Mrs. Mary Jemison offers a remarkable perspective on eighteenth-century America. A white settler by birth, Mary Jemison was taken captive as a child in 1758 and adopted by two Seneca sisters. Refusing offers to return to settler society, she chose to spend the remainder of her life as a Seneca wife, mother, and respected community member. In 1823, the now-elderly Jemison shared her life story with white American writer James Seaver, who published it as a...

“Isn’t that Mindy Rose?”“Shh … yes, but let’s pretend that it isn’t.”Mindy Rose is the rock star of country music. Dustin Honeywood is country’s biggest fan.When Mindy fears she won’t survive one more stressful second, she hides in a public waterworks truck. She didn’t expect the truck to drive away with her in it. But when the truck stops, and she meets the most handsome man in the world—who doesn’t know who she is—she wan...

“How can you possibly be so gorgeous and so grumpy at the same time?”Keely Kabatt is Honeywood Ranch’s newest addition, and Chase Honeywood is annoyed. He doesn’t think the ranch needs a hospitality specialist—whatever that even means.This gig is Keely’s dream job, so she’s even more enthusiastic about life than usual. And she sees the handsome veteran as part of her job. He could actually draw patrons to the ranch if he would ever speak to anyone. But Chas...

“Is it possible to fall in love with someone I’ve never seen?”Tucker's mischievous brothers have downloaded a dating app on his phone. He would delete it, but he’s enjoying talking to the mysterious and lovely May.Workaholic Wynona Ghost Bear is rapidly falling for the man on the other end of her chat box. There’s just something refreshing about Wolfgang.Tucker is western South Dakota’s most popular hunting guide. When biologist Wynona Ghos...

“I have an idea. It’s a little insane, but it solves a lot of problems.”Gunner Bridge has never had much of a social life. He’s never even been on a date. His whole life has been working the ranch, and he’s done such a good job of it that now he has to hire on some ranch hands. But Gunner isn’t much of a homemaker, either. These guys expect a clean place to sleep and food on the table.Nova Silvernail has just lost her mother and is desperate to take care of...

“Uh ... why are you in my brother's manure pile?”Three years ago, Lacey Flint made the biggest mistake of her life, and she’s determined to make it right. Seth Honeywood has never gotten over his first love, but that doesn’t mean he’s willing to give her another chance.But he feels responsible when she falls off a horse at Honeywood Ranch, and he is determined to nurse her back to health. Can he do this without falling in love with her all over again? And i...