When Amelia’s parents pass away from illness, she doesn’t know what to do with her life. She hates the thought of burdening her relatives and is desperate enough to do almost anything. When her neighbors tell her their grandson, a preacher out in Birch Creek in the Idaho Territory is in need of a wife, and that she’d be perfect for him, part of her thinks it’s a viable solution. Especially since she knew him before and admired him from afar.
When Reverend Benjamin Morrison receives his grandfather’s letter, he’s certain he can help Miss Amelia Clover find a husband, completely misunderstanding his grandfather’s hints in the letter.
When she arrives expecting to marry the preacher, he’s at a loss and not sure what to do until the town sheriff convinces him that married life really isn’t all that bad. But can the two of them actually fall in love, or will they be doomed to a loveless arrangement of a housekeeper and companion? Views: 56
Private detective and new mom, Kate Connolly, is no stranger to solving crimes with a baby on her hip. But in just a few months, she'll have three babies, and her to-do list has never felt longer. When someone shoots rival PI Vicente Domingo, Kate jumps to take the case. Is the attempted murderer someone Vicente's been investigating recently? Or does it have something to do with a shadowy secret from his past? And can she crack the case before the would-be murderer comes back to finish the job—or before her mom decorates the twins' new room in the world's worst nursery theme while Kate's not looking? Jump into the latest installment of the Maternal Instincts Mysteries, a laugh-out-loud, page-turning, clean cozy mystery series by USA Today Bestselling Author Diana Orgain. Praise for the Maternal Instincts Mysteries "An over the top, good-time cozy mystery. With a feisty heroine and with lots of humor, plenty of intrigue and suspense, and a... Views: 56
An Alice Girl is Tanya Heaslip's extraordinary story of growing up in the late 1960s and early 70s on a vast and isolated outback cattle property just north of Alice Springs.Tanya's parents, Janice and Grant 'the Boss', were pioneers. They developed the cattle station where water was scarce, where all power was dependent on generators and where a trip to town for supplies usually meant a full day's journey. Grant was determined to teach his children how to survive in this severe and isolated environment and his lessons were often harsh.Tanya and her siblings led a childhood unimaginable to many Australians. Whether working the mobs of cattle with the stockmen, playing cattle-duffing on horseback or singing and doing lessons at their School of the Air desks, the children were always aware of the demands of the land.But while her sister and brothers loved riding and working stock, Tanya's heart longed to be back at the homestead with her books and stories.In a... Views: 56
