Kate Cambridge Books in Order

Suffragette Elizabeth Dow resents the former soldier her father hires to guard her and tries to drive him away. Meanwhile, the hardships faced by fellow activists inspire a plan to help women preserve their independence and political commitments.

Elizabeth Dow launches a mail-order bride agency on the condition that retired soldier Joseph Sharpe accompany her. Their clash of wills grows more complicated during a journey west, where danger and a troubling secret test both her plans and her trust.

Left homeless by the fire that killed her parents, Margaret accepts a marriage arrangement with a Montana rancher who supports women’s suffrage. On arrival, unexpected discoveries make her question the match and the urgency behind his request for a wife.

Recovering FBI agent Peyton Carter agrees to run her twin’s bakery and farm for two weeks. The work proves harder than expected, and an attraction to a protective military veteran challenges the emotional defenses both rely on.

Sheriff Sully Clarke’s dangerous manhunt is complicated by orders to protect a visiting Philadelphia debutante. Claire wants to bring her relatives home, but danger in Bareglen Creek and her growing attachment to the sheriff challenge her plans to leave.

Widowed Mary Hawarden Trost is drawn to Dr. Lee Jamison but struggles with grief and guilt over her husband’s death. Her hard-won independence and his forceful personality complicate a relationship tested by danger in Bareglen Creek.

Suffragette Magdalena travels to Bareglen Creek to teach orphans while facing her father’s ultimatum to marry. A matchmaking friend proposes the local doctor, but Magdalena’s distrust of domineering men complicates an attraction tested by approaching danger.