A widowed mail-order bride.

A stubborn rancher.

An unexpected second chance.

Aundy Thorsen crossed the country to become a mail-order bride … only to find herself a widow days later. With nowhere to turn and no intention of going back to Chicago, Aundy sets out to build a life for herself in Eastern Oregon. But forging a future on a rustic homestead is harder than she imagined, especially when it means wrangling unruly chickens, tending sheep, and proving she can manage on her own. The last thing she wants is help from her infuriatingly handsome neighbor.

Garrett Nash has spent his life working the family ranch and understands just how unforgiving the frontier can be. When tragedy leaves Aundy alone, the steady, protective cowboy offers his help out of obligation. Admiration for the brave, determined woman soon turns into something far deeper and richer.

However, Aundy has already risked her heart once and paid the price. She refuses to make that mistake again. But Garrett isn’t offering to rescue her. He’s proposing a true partnership.

Charlotte Pelham can handle a lot of things: an old man returning a coffee pot he bought thirty years ago, a woman who thinks “modern” is a dirty word, and a ledger that never balances. What she can’t handle is one more day behind her father’s mercantile counter. So when she answers Josephine Hamilton’s wanted ad for the Lantern Library Society, she trades the register for a wagon full of books and a lantern that marks her as one of Miss Ham’s girls. Her first assignment: deliver library service to a remote logging camp at Granite Creek. One week. Set up the books, organize the men, move on. Simple enough… until she meets the foreman.

Blake Rollins didn’t ask for a library; his boss did. And his boss said the woman coming would be older. Instead, Blake gets Charlotte, a sharp-tongued, stubborn, woman who is completely uninterested in following his rules. He’s spent years running the Granite Creek Mill with an iron grip. He doesn’t need a woman disrupting his camp, distracting his men, and dragging him to church on Sunday mornings.

But trouble is circling Granite Creek, Charlotte’s week is running out, and the foreman who wanted her gone is now the one who can’t let her go. When the gruff man with the heavy conscience starts looking at her like she might be the answer to a prayer he stopped praying, Charlotte has to decide: is she a woman who leaves or a woman who stays?

Widow Sarah Holden has lived a content life, or at least she believes she has. Finding solace in the routine of owning the inn in Featherstone Valley, she often ignores how her husband’s absence weighs heavily on her and how she has become a shallow version of herself she no longer recognizes. Her days are a blend of caring for guests and navigating the whispers of small-town gossip.

Pastor Jack Boone arrives in Featherstone Valley carrying the weight of his own painful past. Seeking solace and a fresh start with his new congregation, he hopes to mend his broken spirit in the welcoming yet quietly scrutinizing small town. With his eyes set on the lovely widow who owns the inn, he’s hopeful he can show her God’s love and promises in more ways than one.

As Jack and Sarah find themselves drawn to one another, they face the idle talk among the townsfolk. If that wasn’t bad enough, the arrival of Jack’s estranged son, Patrick, his pregnant wife Julia, and critical Aunt Beatrice threatens to unearth old wounds from Jack’s past.

Can they overcome their hesitations and allow their love to blossom? Or will Jack’s son shatter their delicate dance between love and past wounds?

Is a marriage of convenience the answer?

Franklin Vine has worked hard to build the ranch he inherited into one of the most successful in the majestic Colorado mountains. If only he had an heir to one day inherit the legacy he’s building. But he was burned once in the worst way, and he doesn’t plan to open his heart to another woman. Even if that means he’ll eventually have to divide up his spread among the most loyal of his hired hands.

When Lorinda Sullivan is finally out from under the control of men who made all the decisions in her life, she promises herself she’ll never allow a man to make choices for her again. But without a home in the midst of a hard Rocky Mountain winter, she has to do something to provide for her infant son.

A marriage of convenience seems like the perfect arrangement, yet the stakes quickly become much higher than either of them ever planned. When hearts become entangled, the increasing danger may change their lives forever.

Who knew hiding in the back of the wagon to escape a nefarious individual would lead to a marriage proposal?

A most unusual proposal…

Alone in 1870s Idaho Territory, Paisley Abbott has nowhere to turn. With no other options, she finds herself consenting to an unconventional, but mutually beneficial agreement.

During an unplanned return to his family’s farm, prodigal Tyler Shepherdson inherits three orphans. When Tyler finds a woman hiding in the back of his wagon, an idea begins to form and he makes a rash decision that results in perhaps one of the most spontaneous marriages of convenience ever.

Despite an unorthodox beginning to their marriage, will Paisley and Tyler trust God as they forge ahead to create a home for three children? Will love arise from a desperate situation?