Texas Forsaken
The Comanches tore Eyes-Like-Sky (Maggie) Logan’s life apart seven years ago. But she survived and adapted, married a Comanche warrior and had a baby. English and her past life are vague shadows. In one terrible battle, the U.S. Cavalry destroys her world. She is taken captive again, this time by those who call themselves her people, but they are not. Forced into a world, she wants nothing to do with, Eyes-Like-Sky fights to keep her child. Her only hope is an alliance with the man who killed her husband.
Captain Garret Ramsey enrolled in West Point to escape his overbearing father. Assigned to the Texas frontier, Garret finds himself caught up in an Indian war in which both sides commit atrocities. Plagued by guilt for his own role, he seeks redemption by taking responsibility for Eyes-Like-Sky and her child. He is determined to do whatever it takes to protect them, even if it costs him everything he has, and he loses heart in the process. What future can there be with a woman whose heart is buried in a grave?
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Texas Divided
Available for Pre-Order: Release Date March 25, 2025
He thought he was rescuing her from the Comanche. Now the Civil War soldier must prove he isn’t the villain she thinks he is.
Driven by the looming expectation of becoming a suffocatingly proper lady, Morning Fawn is determined to escape the confines of her uncle’s plantation and return to her adoptive Comanche tribe. But with each failed attempt, her hopes dwindle, and she wonders if she’ll ever find her way back home or if that world is forever lost to her.
Devon Reynolds, disillusioned by the price of affluence and the horrors of war, leaves his privileged life to join the Texas Rangers and later the cavalry. In the military service, he finds purpose . . . until he loses his wife during childbirth while he is away. In an attempt to redeem himself, he takes one last fateful mission to rescue Morning Fawn from the Comanche. But the results force him to question the righteousness of his actions and the cause he serves.
When Devon returns to Texas as a Yankee spy, his path crosses with Morning Fawn once more. Determined to save her from the prison of her uncle’s house and to recover Texas from the Confederacy, Devon is drawn to her fierce spirit and unwavering resolve. But can two wounded souls, each fighting their own battles, find solace and love amidst the chaos of war?
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Shenandoah's Daughter
(Release date yet to be determined)
A young woman marched around the corner wearing a raggedy, man’s coat. She clutched a load of kindling in her apron.
Daniel reeled in his temper and sucked in a breath. The girl’s gaze locked onto him— big, brown eyes that could catch a man’s swallow in his throat. Her hair spewed loose across her shoulders and down her back, lovely honey-hued hair that flipped about with the wind beneath an old flop hat. A man’s hat and a man’s work, her red chapped hands strained to hold the load of wood above her green plaid skirt, with no hoop.
He’d seen her before. That hair, the unconventional attire, the hands. But that’d been almost fifty miles from here. At a plantation. A bitter taste rose into the back of his throat. There was no swallowing it away.
