Cassie Edwards Books in Order

After her doctor father is murdered, Sheleen finds refuge with Chief Midnight Wolf in a secluded village. His protection and their growing attraction offer comfort, but the arrival of two determined pursuers threatens the safety she has begun to trust.

Annamae Jacobs leaves the carnival where she has been displayed as a sideshow attraction and finds shelter with Blackfoot chief Cougar. Learning his people's customs opens another way of life, while their growing intimacy gives her escape a personal dimension.

Photographer Stephanie Helton travels to Arizona Territory in 1881 to document its landscape and Indigenous cultures. Meeting Runner, a white man devoted to the Navajo people, creates an attraction that draws her beyond the professional purpose of her assignment.

Returning from a Paris art academy, Briana Collins hopes to use her new skills rather than serve her uncle's political ambitions. Her attraction to Chippewa chief Night Hawk becomes an act of resistance against the future her uncle plans.

Elizabeth Easton finds frontier Seattle very different from her privileged San Francisco upbringing, then leaves with Suquamish warrior Strong Heart. Their flight offers distance from her father's control and the prejudice surrounding him, while an increasingly powerful attraction develops.

Shiona Bramlett searches for gold near Fort Chance to honor her late father's dream, drawing the attention of dangerous outlaws. Lakota warrior Shadow Bear offers protection, and her risky pursuit becomes entangled with an attraction to the man helping her.

Wylena arrives in Arizona to find her brother accused of scalp hunting and involved with Chief Falcon Moon's sister. Abduction by Mexican soldiers brings the chief to her aid, complicating efforts to clear her brother's name with an unexpected attraction.

Tracking the trappers responsible for two young braves' deaths, Winnebago leader Wolf Hawk discovers Mia Collins at the trail's end. She insists she is innocent, but taking her prisoner forces him to weigh growing attraction against his duty to find justice.

Lavinia Price ventures into the Florida Everglades after her husband's murder and her daughter's disappearance. Seminole chief Wolf Dancer rescues her, offering unexpected protection and tenderness as she struggles with the loss of her family and an uncertain future.

Nurse Lauralee Johnston follows her dying father's wish by placing herself in the care of Cherokee warrior Dancing Cloud. His sense of obligation becomes attraction, while the man who shot her father threatens revenge against the people sheltering her.

Forced by her father to disguise herself as a boy and join attacks on the Chippewa, Mariah Temple seeks to make amends. The tribe allows her to care for its wounded chief, offering a chance to leave her father's brutality behind.

Key West heiress Natalie Palmer is drawn to pirate Bryce Fowler, a man unlike the wealthy suitors her father favors. Their powerful attraction challenges her privileged life, while treachery around the Florida Keys threatens the relationship they have begun.

Teacher Nicole Tyler flees a killer after returning home to find her town massacred and encounters a dangerously ill chief. Nursing Eagle Wolf draws them closer while the pursuer behind her family's deaths continues to threaten their lives.

After the Civil War destroys the life Rowena Dowell knew, she accepts a family friend's invitation to an Arkansas logging camp. Adjusting to its rough conditions brings an unexpected attraction to a Cherokee chief and the possibility of belonging again.

Escaping an abusive husband and searching for her missing young daughter, Shirleen is captured by a Comanche renegade. Chief Blue Thunder rescues her, becoming a possible source of protection and trust amid the ordeals that have left her nearly hopeless.