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| Laura Fisher is married to a minister who abuses her regularly and undermines her self-confidence. When their oldest son dies under suspicious circumstances, Laura’s husband insists they must forgive—and forget. But Laura needs to know the truth so that justice can be served. |
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Dr. Carrie Nelson works on a Montana reservation and is married to the love of
her life, handsome surgeon Dr. Nate Holden. When a Native American newborn is
abandoned at the hospital, they fight to adopt her, though tribal law is against them.
Sequel to Listening for Drums |
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Carrie Nelson has a calling: to help the Blackfeet Indians by volunteering at the tiny federal hospital outside of Glacier National Park and studying native medicine. Now the prestigious Roosevelt Award will cover her expenses and fund her research for a year. To her dismay, her father and her fiancé believe she is squandering her future... |
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| Jill Hennessy is the envy of women everywhere. She has a flourishing interior design business, a handsome celebrity talk show host husband, and two successful adult sons. Then, suddenly, the entire world knows her "perfect" marriage is a lie. Jill learns the truth via a televised news flash exposing David's affair with his young assistant. |
After the man in her life betrays her trust, Carole Hannah Sherard decides that a life makeover is in order. Yearning for a more balanced life, she quits her job as a university vice president to move back to Walker's Corner, Pennsylvania, where she intends to cook in her family's business, the Creekside Tavern and Inn, and write a cookbook. |
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