What draws you to a book? Romance? A handsome hero? A strong
heroine? A tale that enables you to
escape or make you sigh?
I believe in the power of story. It can comfort,
challenge, and inspire. It can make us laugh, and it can bring us to tears. It
can teach, take us on an adventure, and help us dream.
Although the stories I put to paper are fictional,
they’re about real people with real struggles, with a little bit of humor and
romance.
I’d like to introduce you to my current project—a
three-book series, The Daughters of Riverton. These historical romances are set
in the early 1900s, and they take place in a fictional town based on my own
home town and people who lived there.
I hope you’ll grow to love Sarah, Hope, and Rebecca
as much as I do …
Who’s the author behind the stories? You’ll discover some of those pieces by checking out About Me and Places I’m Featured.
I’m passionate about encouraging people to pursue their dreams and find purpose in any season of life, so my stories tend to reflect those themes. If you’re looking for inspiration in those areas, please visit my blog The Garden of Dreams.
Who’s the author behind the stories? You’ll discover some of those pieces by checking out About Me and Places I’m Featured.
I’m passionate about encouraging people to pursue their dreams and find purpose in any season of life, so my stories tend to reflect those themes. If you’re looking for inspiration in those areas, please visit my blog The Garden of Dreams.
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Dawn
Sarah’s Smile
A would-be missionary longs
to leave heartbreak behind.
A widowed pastor yearns
for the way things were.
They shared a past,
but can they share a future? |
Hope’s Design
An independent city girl aspiring
to be a fashion designer falls for a stubborn artist from the country.
One desires to be known,
the other to work in secret. |
Rebecca’s Song
A small-town school teacher who
lost hope of having her own family.
A big-city railroad detective driven
to capture his sister’s killer.
And three young orphans who need them
both.
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