Cassie Edwards Books in Order

Eugenia Scott leaves home for Cripple Creek, Colorado, hoping to become a lady. Her attraction to Drew Jamieson and opportunities in an opera house lead her into a complicated search for independence, security, and lasting affection.

Yankee nurse Serena Calvert falls for Confederate soldier Wesley Wyndham during the Civil War. Their secret relationship challenges loyalties on both sides, while his duty to leave threatens the future she hopes they can share.

Jennifer Brewster plans revenge against the man she blames for her parents' deaths, but falling for artist Nicholas Oglesby disrupts her scheme. He wants to uncover the secrets binding her to a past that still threatens them both.

Maria Lazzaro leaves Italy hoping for a better life in America and meets Michael Hackett during the journey. Their attraction becomes intertwined with his efforts to expose a powerful man's abuse of miners and the dangers awaiting them.

After losing her parents and being kidnapped, Lorinda Odell encounters Chippewa warrior Yellow Feather. Fear gives way to attraction, but their bond develops amid violence, competing loyalties, and dangers that complicate the life they might build together.

Orphaned on the journey west, Lenora Adamson is rescued by wandering frontiersman James Calloway. She believes their attraction promises marriage, but his attachment to a life on the move challenges her hopes for a settled future.

Glenda Galvez leaves Honduras to begin again in New Orleans and finds work as a plantation servant. Attraction to Read deBaulieu offers a new possibility, but an enemy threatens the relationship growing between them.

Kendra Carpenter cannot forget Lucas Hall after a brief meeting, and seeing him again confirms their attraction. But she is his enemy's sister, leaving them to confront the obstacles dividing their families in the Sierra Nevada wilderness.

Natalie Palmer's sheltered upbringing offers little preparation for loving pirate Bryce Fowler in the Florida Keys. Their attraction draws her into a world of danger and concealed family history, challenging the life she has always known.

Danette leaves small-town Minnesota seeking adventure and finds an unexpected bond with Chippewa warrior Gray Wolf. Following him into his world offers the life she imagined, but betrayal and competing ambitions threaten the love developing between them.

Adopted by a Chinese mandarin after her family's shipwreck, Letitia longs to return to America. Loving businessman Timothy Hendricks offers that possibility, but the voyage home brings dangers tied to her past and challenges their future together.

Television cohosts Lynn Stafford and Eliot Smith clash after he replaces her former partner. An assignment on a tropical island awakens their attraction, but they must decide whether intimacy can survive the competitive pressures awaiting them at home.

Christa's brother plans to escape their poverty by marrying her to a wealthy older man in the Pacific Northwest. Her love for Suquamish chief Tall Cloud defies that arrangement and faces danger from family opposition and a rival enemy.

Judith McMahon inherits responsibilities in her father's lumber business, bringing her into conflict with Chippewa leader Strong Hawk. Their attraction crosses the divide between her ambitions and his concern for a wilderness and way of life under threat.

Samantha Johnston flees an arranged marriage and meets Troy Gilbert aboard a stagecoach. Attraction offers an unexpected future, but separation, betrayal, and hidden troubles challenge their determination to find one another beyond the life she escaped.

Leana Rutherford's voyage from New York to Texas is interrupted by pirates, bringing her into the hands of Brandon Seton. Their attraction challenges a man shaped by life at sea and a woman facing an uncertain future as his captive.

Mariana Fowler struggles with the hardships of Minnesota Territory until Chippewa warrior Lone Hawk saves her life. Their attraction offers a different future, but hatred and opposition surrounding their forbidden relationship threaten everything they hope to share.

Brenda escapes the killers who destroyed her family and finds refuge with Ojibwa warrior Striped Eagle. Love challenges the fears she was raised with, while her desire for vengeance complicates their efforts to overcome cultural hostility and danger.

Rochelle Jackson intends to break Union corporal Steven Browning's heart in revenge for her brother's death. Her scheme becomes harder to follow when she develops real feelings, forcing her to choose between punishment and the love she never planned.

Nadine Quinn falls for Australian Lloyd Harpster while traveling aboard her father's ship. Discovering he is a wanted bushranger complicates her trust, and his arrest forces her to decide whether to fight for his freedom.

Pamela falls for Miami chief Strong Bear in the Kentucky wilderness, despite the barriers between them. When a murderous tragedy strikes her family and suspicion turns toward him, love collides with grief and the need to discover the truth.

Jeanine flees her uncle's brutality into Minnesota's forests and becomes the captive of Chippewa chief Lone Wolfe. Their attraction offers escape from one threat, but his mission of revenge and the scandal surrounding their relationship create others.

City-raised Faye Poincare and army scout Joe Harrison begin with mutual distrust and clashing expectations. Traveling through difficult country draws them into an attraction, but hardship and suspicion threaten the fragile relationship growing between two very different people.

Pirate Zach Tyson falls for Eden Whitney, a captive found aboard his ship. Loving her challenges his attachment to a dangerous life at sea, leaving him to weigh the risks surrounding them against the future they might share.

After losing everything, Katie Lee Holden receives help from Bruce Cabot but intends to build her own future on Seattle's stage. His determination to marry her clashes with the independence and ambitions she refuses to surrender.

Ian Lavery faces bushrangers, drought, and other dangers while building a life in Australia. His attraction to penniless immigrant Thalia Drake adds a personal struggle, as their growing passion challenges expectations about the relationship they can claim.

Amelia Storm falls for Suquamish chief Gray Wing in the Pacific Northwest, only to be taken far away by her disapproving family. Separation tests their connection and their determination to overcome the forces keeping them apart.

Penniless Sasha heads into the Australian Outback hoping to establish a sheep station. Her partnership with Ashton York offers strength and attraction, but carving a future from the harsh country makes their shared ambitions a struggle for survival.

Melanie Stanton has long been promised to Josh Brennan, but his missing twin Shane returns after being raised by the Chippewa. Attraction to Shane challenges the expected marriage and divides her loyalties between two very different brothers.

Kiriki, the adopted daughter of a Pawnee chief, longs for a life with Sun Eagle. When she is kidnapped for a ritual sacrifice, his desire turns into a desperate rescue, with both their lives placed at risk.

Maria's father forbids her to see Navajo chief Shadow, despite her secret attraction. When Shadow takes her captive in retaliation for her father's abuses, their connection becomes entangled with injustice, family loyalty, and the hope of overcoming past betrayal.

Brietta flees an attack on her family's cabin and is captured by Cherokee warrior Brave Eagle. Their attraction is threatened when Osage leader Brown Cloud also claims her, endangering a fragile peace between the two communities.

Marilla Pratt falls for Kohanah, the warrior imprisoned by her lieutenant father. Their secret bond challenges her family and the injustice surrounding his captivity, forcing her to risk disgrace and danger for a future with him.

Omaha chief Iron Cloud retaliates against government abuses by taking Damita from her frontier home. She refuses to surrender her spirit, but attraction complicates their opposition as his quest for vengeance becomes bound to an unexpected love.

Letitia is rescued from danger in Alaska by Tlingit warrior Kanuga and finds herself drawn to him. His determination to drive out white trappers threatens their relationship, leaving her caught between her feelings and a dangerous campaign.

Mariah Temple falls for Chippewa warrior Echohawk, whose people have suffered under her tyrannical father. Their bond crosses a bitter family divide, but a guarded secret threatens to tear apart the future they hope to claim.

Artist Briana Collins returns from Paris to paint Minnesota's wilderness and falls for future Chippewa chief Night Hawk. Her uncle's political ambitions and his community's warnings threaten an attraction neither wants to deny.

Four historical romances explore Valentine's Day through frontier courtship, a mail-order marriage, an explorer's love, and a connection across time. Their heroines confront questions of belonging and trust as affection offers new possibilities beyond familiar expectations.

Raised by white settlers, Blackfoot Jolena Edmonds dreams of a warrior who seems to call her toward her own people. A journey through Montana brings her to Spotted Eagle, but secrets and enemies threaten their attraction.

Leonida Branson is expected to marry an arrogant general, but her attraction to Navajo chief Sage opens another possibility. Their growing desire places her promised marriage and his responsibility to his people on a collision course.

Osage warrior Yellow Thunder travels to New Orleans to stop Calvin Wyatt from enslaving his people. Falling for Wyatt's stepsister complicates his mission, drawing him toward a woman connected to the enemy he must confront.

Elizabeth Easton's privileged life changes when she meets Suquamish warrior Strong Heart in Seattle. Drawn into his world, she faces her father's control and the prejudice that threatens their chance of building a life together.

Traveling to Arizona to marry General Porter, Leonida Branson falls for Navajo chief Sage instead. Their attraction sets personal desire against an engagement to a man whose ambitions threaten the people Sage is responsible for protecting.

Alicia Cline believes she can face the dangers of Arizona Territory, but Apache chief Cloud Eagle presents a challenge she never anticipated. His attention unsettles her confidence as their attraction brings unfamiliar feelings into her life.

After the Civil War separates Lauralee Johnston from her father, his dying wish places her trust in Cherokee Joe Dancing Cloud. Entering an unfamiliar community, she faces enemies and doubts that complicate their growing attraction.

Photographer Stephanie Helton is drawn to Runner, a man adopted by the Navajo and destined to lead them. Her connection to the railroad sets them on opposing sides, making their attraction a challenge to divided loyalties.

Dawnmarie Garrett's connection to Chippewa chief White Wolf is tested when renegade Sioux kill her father. Facing danger and the threat of captivity, she must navigate a conflict that threatens both her safety and their love.

Malvina enters the wilderness searching for her missing brother and encounters Choctaw warrior Red Wing. Her determination to complete her quest clashes with the unexpected attraction that makes trusting him a deeply personal risk for her.

Hannah Kody travels to her brother's Kansas ranch and meets Strong Wolf, a future Potawatomi chief. Their attraction develops amid suspicion of settlers and danger from a brutal ranch foreman, complicating the new life she hoped to find.

Searching Wyoming Territory for her outlaw brother, Rebecca Veach is captured and meets Cheyenne chief Blazing Eagle. Their attraction deepens, but her secret purpose and his painful memories make trust harder than either expected to find.

After her father is killed by renegade Sioux, Dawnmarie Garrett faces danger in the wilderness. Her love for Chippewa chief White Wolf offers a connection across divided communities, but violence threatens to separate them once again.

Hannah Kody arrives in Kansas to help her brother on his ranch and finds herself attracted to Strong Wolf. His distrust of settlers and a dangerous foreman's presence complicate a relationship neither can easily put aside.

A woman ventures into Comanche country to rescue her twin brother, only to become a captive herself. Her unexpected attraction to the tribe's chief complicates a mission that began with determination to bring her brother home.

Yvonne secretly admires Ottawa chief Silver Arrow in the forests of frontier Michigan. His mysterious powers draw her closer, but hostility from settlers and tribal enemies threatens a relationship that must overcome more than her uncertainty.

Jae has grown up in seclusion in Texas's Big Thicket, confident in her ability to survive its dangers. A rancher arrives to take her to an unfamiliar father and home, awakening feelings she cannot easily control.

Kickapoo chief Fire Thunder rescues his sister from a circus sideshow and retaliates by kidnapping its owner's daughter, Kaylene. Expecting an enemy, he instead discovers an attraction that complicates his anger and the purpose of her captivity.

A young woman rides alone into the wilderness and encounters Flaming Arrow, whose people have been driven from their home by settlers. Their attraction challenges his anger toward her community and her assumptions about the warrior.

Kidnapped by trappers, Cheyenne Snow Deer is rescued by Charles Cline in the Kansas wilderness. Attraction to her rescuer leaves her caught between devotion to her people and the possibility of a life among white settlers.

Marjorie Zimmerman has long been fascinated by Dakota chief Spotted Horse. When he rescues her from her hated stepfather, their growing love becomes vulnerable to enemies from both communities who are determined to keep them apart.

Reshelle Russell defies her army commander father to seek Chippewa warrior White Fire, whom she has loved since childhood. Returning from captivity, he faces the loss of his wife and the disappearance of his young son.

In rural Maine, a young Boston socialite is expected to develop the manners and restraint her family demands. Falling for Native American warrior Bold Wolf challenges those expectations and introduces a passion her upbringing has discouraged.

Zondra Poole, the daughter of a white landowner and an enslaved woman, flees a harsh life. Stealing Crow warrior Lone Eagle's horse leads to a tense encounter that gradually becomes more complicated as anger turns toward attraction.

Sheriff Zoe Hawkins keeps order in Gracemont, Oklahoma, but Kiowa chief White Shadow repeatedly unsettles her composure. His visits to bail out young warriors awaken feelings that conflict with her responsibilities and her engagement to a colonel.

Maddy flees a man who killed her father to force her into marriage. Taking shelter from a storm in a cave, she meets Sioux warrior Black Wolf, whose presence offers comfort amid danger she cannot outrun.

Lawyer Josephine Taylor Stanton uses a wheelchair after a train accident and has been abandoned by her fiance. When an Ottawa chief seeks legal help for his people, their connection challenges her belief that love is beyond reach.

Raised in the white world, Shanndel Lynn is drawn to Shawnee chief Panther and her mother's Iroquois heritage. Their attraction meets resistance from her father and a hostile Iroquois chief, bringing old tribal conflicts into their relationship.

A young woman leaves convent school by stowing away on a missionary ship with warrior Silver Wing. When a servant's deception provokes hostility in his village, her attraction to him conflicts with loyalty to her upbringing.

Dede Martin hopes a new partner will protect her fatherless son, but his attack on the Ponca leads to their capture. Drawn to Thunder Heart, she must reconsider whom to trust while he struggles to protect his people.

Seeking a simpler life away from San Francisco, Janice Edwards sails toward Tacoma. A storm wrecks her steamer, and the Skokomish man who rescues her challenges the fearful assumptions she has absorbed about his people.

Shaylee nurses injured Cherokee warrior Standing Wolf back to health and discovers an attraction she never expected. His growing need for her offers another chance at love, but the pain of her past makes that possibility difficult to embrace.

Sun Hawk, a white man raised by the Ojibwa, rescues Chief Summer Hope from traders. When she loses her memory, their attraction develops amid misunderstandings and threats from soldiers and men who want to capture her again.

Posing as a bounty hunter, Holly Wintizer pursues outlaw Jake Two Moons and meets his twin, Winter Raven. Attraction to a man seeking a wife and mother for his daughter complicates the task she set out to complete.

Janelle Coolidge escapes an arranged marriage by seeking refuge at her aunt's convent, where she reunites with Chippewa warrior Fire Cloud. Their attraction challenges her father's plans and forces a choice between family duty and love.

Widowed Chandra O'Banyon reaches Jamestown hoping for a new life but finds herself caring for her brother and niece. Her attraction to Powhatan chief Midnight Falcon complicates his determination to place his people's survival above personal desire.

Disguised as a boy for protection, Shawndee Sibley works in her mother's tavern. Shadow Hawk captures her to challenge the whiskey trade harming his warriors, but discovering her identity turns his mission into a conflict of love and duty.

An Oneida woman and a Mohawk warrior are separated by her clan's departure and the hostility between their peoples. Meeting again ten years later, they discover an attraction that challenges a blood feud neither can simply ignore.

After her father's death, Dayanara continues their archaeological search for legendary bones on Cree land. Her attraction to Chief Quick Fox complicates a mission that threatens sacred ground and faces resistance from both their communities.

Misshi Bradley lost her family on the trail west and was taken by renegades. Now drawn to Soaring Hawk, she must confront the fact that his father is the man whose actions shattered her childhood.

Stranded in Wyoming after an attack, adventurer's daughter Denise Russler must seek help from a man she does not trust. Chief and shaman Spirit Warrior finds his settled life challenged by the woman whose safety now depends on him.

Orphaned in the Wyoming wilderness and raised within a tribe, Tabitha Daniel grows into a daring warrior. Stealing Chief Storm Rider's horse makes her his prisoner, bringing two fiercely independent people into an unexpected struggle with attraction.

Marissa McHugh accompanies her father to Montana to establish a trading post and falls in love with the country. Her attraction to Cree chief Night Wolf brings a deeper conflict, placing the demands of duty against a forbidden relationship.

Irish artist Maureen O'Rourke takes a commission painting watercolors on a Louisiana plantation and encounters Chitimacha chief Racing Moon. Their developing attraction is threatened by her employer, whose antagonism toward the chief complicates her work and her future.

Red Feather's rivalry with his younger brother intensifies when a gambling match puts the brother's intended bride, Angela Dawn, in his care. His desire to keep her confronts family jealousy and the divisions of his mixed heritage.

Arapaho chief Falcon Hawk is captivated when he meets red-haired Maggie and resolves to protect her. The threat posed by her fiercest enemy draws the two together, placing his growing attraction alongside the dangers surrounding the woman he wants.

Mary Beth Wilson heads east with her son after losing her husband, but renegades attack their wagon train and seize the boy. Crow chief Brave Wolf offers unexpected help, challenging her assumptions as concern for her child drives their connection.

Lumber heiress Billie Shaughnessy returns to Eagle Bay to bury her father and claim his property. Makah chief Proud Eagle disputes land taken from his people, confronting her with a legacy of broken treaties, death, and an unexpected attraction.

Chief Bright Arrow rescues Kathia Parish after thawing pond ice gives way beneath her. Their attraction grows, but Kathia's commitment to her ailing father and dreams of dancing make joining his life a difficult choice for her.

Yvette's journey west brings bereavement and an unwelcome discovery about the older man she promised to marry. A further derailment introduces Chief Cloud Walker, whose distrust of the railroad complicates their attraction amid the changing Wyoming Territory.

Maggie Tolan arrives in Wyoming seeking adventure, only to become the object of a brutal rancher's obsession. Turning to Cheyenne warrior Wind Walker for protection draws her into a relationship shaped by danger as well as unexpected passion.

Raised away from her Apache people, Shoshana returns to Arizona haunted by dreams suggesting her mother may still be alive. Defying her adoptive father's warnings, she searches her birthplace, facing danger and the possibility of meeting a legendary warrior.

Scarlet fears the worst when a pirate captain forces her aboard his ship, until Hawke comes to her rescue. Attraction to the Texas Cougar Clan's chief creates another challenge, as the man who saves her is forbidden to her.

Impoverished Diana Turner disguises herself as a male stagecoach driver and receives an unwelcome assignment at her childhood home. An ambush reunites her with Silver Feather, the Choctaw boy she loved before her stepfather's cruelty forced him to flee.

Marsha Eveland struggles with bitter memories after a Creek warrior murdered her parents, especially when her brother plans to marry the chief's sister. Seeking Swift Horse's protection forces her to confront fear, resentment, and attraction to a man she distrusts.

Nancy Partrain's stepfather involves her in a corrupt whiskey-trading scheme that harms the Lakota people. Chief Running Fox wants to stop him, and taking Nancy to Ghost Island places her within his campaign while an unexpected attraction develops.

Jessie Pilson survives a deadly threat through the intervention of Sioux chief Thunder Horse and becomes convinced her future belongs with him. Their attraction faces obstacles outside either lover's control, putting her hopes for a life together in question.

Candy survives the destruction of Fort Hope and is taken by Wichita chief Two Eagles, whose people suffered under her father's command. Expecting revenge, she instead encounters kindness that challenges her fear and awakens a complicated attraction to her captor.

High Hawk's father orders the Pawnee warrior to capture a woman as proof of his worth. Encountering Joylynn Anderson brings his obligations into conflict with his feelings, as the woman drawn into his village becomes more than a test.

Chief Fire Thunder enters a carnival to rescue his sister and takes the owner's daughter Kaylene to Mexico in retaliation. Their mutual loneliness and attraction complicate a relationship born from revenge, forcing them to confront the differences dividing them.