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After the shock of her controlling ex-husband’s sudden death wore off, Liz Vance realized that she was back in charge of not only her life, but that of her two young sons. Her self-confidence began to grow, especially after she learns that for reasons unknown to her, Carter left everything to her. She soon learned that he had owned a house in Idaho, in the middle of the scenic Rocky Mountains. When problems arise with her son’s friends and their parents in the prestigious private school their father had enrolled them in, Liz takes the boys to Idaho to check out the house on Rocky ...

In the sequel to Losing Warren, thirteen years have passed since Clark and Emma moved their family to Georgia. Mary, the youngest of the Vincent children, is twenty years old and enrolled in art school in Atlanta. As Mary meets new friends and finds new artistic interests, she finds herself and her friends embroiled in the middle of a strange mystery that began many years ago involving her mother’s life back in Nebraska. There seems to be a number of strange coincidences involving some women who work at the college and an old friend of Emma’s that has been missing for many years. The ...

Kim Ellis lived the life that some other people might have dreamed of. She worked in a restaurant in Ft. Lauderdale Florida just off the beach. Somehow though she yearned for a different kind of life. One day while she was browsing through a job website, a position jumped right off the page to her. Within a short time, Kim left behind a broken romance and strained family relationships and soon found herself living and working on a ranch in Wyoming. Life in the west was beyond anything that she could have imagined. Suddenly, watching out for rattlesnakes, bobcats and snowstorms were a normal...

When Lexi Carter fills in at the last minute as a bride’s maid at a friend’s wedding, she looks out at the wedding guests and receives a shock. There was Greg smiling up at her. She realizes right away that the day had come that she couldn’t keep her secret any longer. It wasn’t fair to Greg or her son. They both deserved to know the truth. The only problem was what would the cost of the truth be to her?

As the story of the Green and Foster families continue, they welcome new friends into their fold. Kay West works for Sarah at her lawn and garden center. She is a divorced woman recovering from a very abusive relationship. She meets Jim, the father of Ronnie, who is a friend of Brad and Sarah’s children. As romance begins to bloom, Kay wonders how she can tell him the secret that she has shared with none of her friends. Mary Miller is the mother of another of the Green children’s friends. After her husband leaves her, Mary finds that’s she needs to take her children to Tucson to live ...

When Sarah Dorney Stroup was four years old, she was abandoned at a train depot in Hillsboro, Ohio in 1857. She was taken in by kind strangers and went on to live a long fulfilling life in Highland County. As happy as her life seemed to be, she never stopped wondering about her real family. Who were they? Where were they? Why didn't they come looking for her? Each time that she came close to solving the mystery of her heritage, it seemed as if the answers to her questions slipped just out of her grasp. Was there anyone on this earth who could tell her who she really was?

After losing custody of her daughter to her ex-husband Ben, Sarah Martin realizes that she must return to Arizona if she wants to be a part of her daughter’s life. As she begins to settle into a new life, which shows a glimmer of hope that she can fulfill her dream of having a loving family, a mysterious man enters her life. Sarah soon realizes that the man may be connected to the strong arm of her mother, reaching out from Boston, trying to pull her away from her new life and family. Will her new life be able to give her the strength to finally break the iron hold her mother has held ...

After the death of their mother, Eve and Meri Tolle realize that for the first time in their lives, they are going to have to take care of themselves. The sisters soon part ways. Meri heads for New York and Eve leaves their home in Illinois and finds a job working in a diner in South Dakota. One cold, wintery, night in January, Eve finds herself in the wrong place at the wrong time. She quickly flees to Montana to avoid anyone finding out about her involvement in what happened on that unfortunate night. She changes her name and begins a whole new life. Just when her life as Evelyn Taylor is...

“For the Love of Fallsville” is the story of Belle Madison, a girl who was born in a small village in Highland County, Ohio during the early part of the 19th century. She grew up loving the little town, the people in it, and especially the falls. As a grown woman, she had to endure many hardships of the time, such as disease, the dangers of living in a remote area, and the Civil War. Sadly, once the war was over, the town began to slowly fade away, and Belle had to face the truth; the town was dying, and it was time to move on. The story of Belle and her family is fictional, but the ...

Life is hard for Millie Adams in the middle of WWII. Every day, she leaves the home of her distant and at times hateful mother and sister to trudge off to work at a boat company in a small town in North Carolina. By accident she finds out that the war has created a black-market syndicate in her small hometown. Then after a good friend seems to vanish, she isn’t sure who she can trust. When Millie’s newfound friend, Dan Harris, arrives on the scene, she is swept into a world of not only adventure and intrigue, but she finds the chance for love and romance. Will the war ever stop invading...

Since my first day of first grade, my entire life has evolved around the school year calendar. This book is the chronological story of the journey through my school life. My school story began in August of 1965 at Webster Elementary in Hillsboro Ohio and continued through May of 2013 at Lynchburg-Clay Elementary. The people I encountered and the events that happened in those years helped me to become the teacher that I was, and I believe I still am.

When Angie Stevens realized that her life was not what she wanted it to be, she decided to make some serious changes. After finding a job as an event planner for an upstate New York bed and breakfast, she begins to enjoy life again. It isn’t long before she realizes that there is more going on in the old inn than meets the eye. Why does the ten-year- daughter of the owner insist that her imaginary friend is real? Who is the mysterious cleaning woman? Is she connected to the inn? Angie and her new friend Jake begin researching the history of the old house to find out if some of the old ...