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Berlin Roth cannot stand her arrogant boss, Sawyer West, even if the attraction between them refuses to fade. Their messy history, clashing values, and an unplanned pregnancy force both of them to decide what love is really worth.

Pregnant and running from cartel violence, Isla crashes into the life of Baker, a reclusive former marshal tormented by loss. As he fights to keep her safe, their mountain refuge becomes the setting for danger, healing, and unexpected love.

A bookish heroine never got over Ashton King, her brother's best friend and high school heartache. Years later, the retired Navy SEAL turned tech mogul is back in her life, and staying away from him may be impossible.

Old hurt and undeniable attraction trap two people in close quarters, forcing them to face feelings they never really buried. It's a contemporary romance about second chances, stubborn hearts, and what happens when walking away stops working.

Avery's chance reunion with the prince she once knew turns dangerous when a poisoning at her B&B makes her the prime suspect. To clear her name, she has to untangle old secrets, courtly pressure, and a romance she cannot ignore.

Whitney heads west expecting marriage and a new start, then learns that her first Christmas on the frontier asks for more courage than she planned. It's a warm holiday romance about trust, home, and choosing hope.

Cora wants out of her outlaw family and thinks a mail-order marriage to Sheriff Wyatt Bullock might be her fresh start. Then the Bennett Bandits ride into town with robbery in mind, and Cora has to choose between blood and love.

After a violent attack and a stagecoach wreck, singer Elsa Crestwood wakes with no memory of who she is. Jasper Hemlock rescues her, but as her uncle's men close in, recovering the truth may cost them both.

Lily heads to Lone Hollow with only a scrap of paper and a hope of finding her father. Instead she lands in the life of scarred sawmill heir Roderick Townsend, where family interference and old wounds make love anything but simple.

Schoolteacher Amelia arrives in Lone Hollow expecting a job, not a husband. When she clashes with Harrison, the man behind the misunderstanding, a missing child forces them to work together and rethink everything they assumed.

Maggie arrives in Lone Hollow expecting to marry Clint McCray, only to learn he is dead and his grieving brother Cullen is left raising a little girl. A broken ranch, old grief, and unexpected attraction turn the mix-up into a real second chance.

Pregnant widow Lillian Jones flees debt and uncertainty with her parents, looking for safety on the frontier. Cowboy Everette Ford is trying to outrun his own past, but their quiet bond is tested by guilt, secrets, and hard truths.

Sadie Monroe leaves behind her failed future and joins her father on a wagon train west. Dr. Charles Holden is hiding from a medical tragedy, but when Sadie's father is in danger, Charles has to face the skills and grief he tried to bury.

Abby runs from an arranged marriage and learns she cannot join a wagon train west without a husband. William, a man fleeing false charges, agrees to a temporary marriage, but the trail to Oregon quickly turns dangerous and personal.

Charlotte McLaren joins a wagon train to hunt the man who killed her father. Pinkerton Nicolas Kelly is chasing the same murderer, and their shared pursuit pulls them into danger, rivalry, and a romance neither planned for.

After her family's fall from high society, Emma Ford heads west hoping for a fresh start. Soldier James Garrison is assigned to guard the wagon train, but bandits and growing feelings make the journey far more complicated.

A summer getaway turns messy when a beach house brings together two people with very different plans and undeniable chemistry. As tempers rise and attraction grows, both have to decide what home and love should really look like.

Michelle Rivers and Briggs Bevan both want to buy the same Colorado inn, and the owners refuse to choose. Forced to prove who can run it better, the rivals find that holiday competition comes with a very inconvenient spark.

Julia Williams wants Brook Haven's fall festival to be perfect, but new inn owner Wes Rivers has ideas of his own. Their hay bale maze project throws them together, and soon the real question is whether either can stop arguing long enough to fall.

Tori Bevan is determined to finally beat the Holdens in the annual pear pie contest. Then Dane Holden, her old flame, comes back to town, and family rivalry, festival chaos, and unfinished feelings turn spring into a battle.

This companion cookbook gathers recipes inspired by the Orchard Brides stories, from sweets to cozy comfort food. It's part keepsake, part kitchen companion for readers who loved the series and its warm food-centered world.

Christmas chaos and town expectations push two people together in this warm holiday romance. Beneath the festive fun is a story about family, belonging, and letting love arrive in its own messy, surprising way.

Set during one of Stone Rivers' most heartfelt celebrations, this romance pairs love with questions of duty, sacrifice, and second chances. Old wounds and quiet courage matter just as much here as chemistry.

As Stone Rivers counts down to the new year, an inn becomes the backdrop for fresh starts, awkward proximity, and overdue honesty. It's a cozy romance about leaving the past behind without losing what still matters.

Teacher Harper McCall finds purpose teaching children on the wagon train west. Blacksmith Brooks Campbell asks her to teach him to read, but after tragedy strikes, love has to compete with guilt and the need for redemption.

Lark dreads being pushed west in search of a husband, while Dr. Carter Evans heads for Oregon carrying the grief of losing his family. When measles breaks out on the trail, survival and love become tightly bound together.

Orphan Cora Randall wants a family and sees the Oregon Trail as her chance to find one. Miner Mason Scott wants little beyond gold, until a murder on the wagon train forces them together against a killer.

Grace's kindness to a little boy named Henry changes her journey in ways she never expected. His father, Luke, is a former Pinkerton agent desperate for peace, but old danger and hidden scars threaten everything they begin to build.

Winona finds herself torn between the steady future a journalist offers and the fierce pull of Weston, the wagon master who has unsettled her for months. On the trail west, choosing love may mean choosing risk too.

A holiday romance built on mixed signals, sharp words, and the harder work of saying what the heart really means. In Stone Rivers, two people have to stop hiding behind stories and excuses if they want a real chance together.

Autumn in Stone Rivers brings pumpkins, harvest traditions, and a romance that sneaks up in the middle of all the bustle. It's a cozy seasonal story about chemistry, hope, and choosing joy after disappointment.

A sweet small-town romance filled with outings, festival fun, and plenty of food. What starts as a lighthearted adventure in Stone Rivers slowly turns into something deeper when two people realize the best part of the trip might be each other.

In Stone Rivers, florist Nicole Jones goes head to head with country western star Derek Moore over the barn for the town's Valentine dance. Their fight over local tradition quickly turns into a battle neither heart is ready for.

Widow Sarah Holden keeps the inn and hides inside routine until Pastor Jack Boone arrives in Featherstone Valley with grief of his own. Gossip, family strain, and old wounds test whether either of them can risk a second chance.

Schoolteacher Rachel Evans thinks her quiet life is enough until miner Griffin settles nearby with a boy in his care. As Benjamin thrives under Rachel's kindness, Griffin begins to wonder if the home he wants might include her too.

Ava Adams comes to Featherstone Valley determined to prove herself in a high-stakes mining contest. Her fiercest obstacle is rival miner Craig Harrison, and sabotage, secrets, and attraction make their showdown far more personal.

Elizabeth Claremore reaches Featherstone Valley hoping to outrun a cruel reputation, only to find gossip waiting for her there too. Wyatt Cooper stands by her, but protecting Elizabeth means taking on rumors, danger, and a ruthless enemy.

In Featherstone Valley, land fights and old grudges put neighbors on opposite sides just as an unexpected romance begins to take root. Love has to survive gossip, pride, and a community that is always ready to choose sides.

Colorado blacksmith Thatcher Hale asks for a quiet wife and gets Clara Hollis instead, strong-willed, sharp-tongued, and impossible to ignore. In a town full of gossip and grit, their clashing personalities just might forge something lasting.

Dr. Stephen Ambrose likes order, routine, and silence, so Miss Mabel's cheerful whirlwind of a bride is the last thing he expected. Della Tate brings nursing skill, energy, and heart, and the whole town quickly notices the difference.

Harper Whitmore wants a husband who can handle dust, solitude, and her work as a mapmaker. Miss Mabel pairs her with rival surveyor Wyatt Harding, and soon marriage, competition, and professional pride are all tangled together.

Miss Mabel heads to Snowberry Ridge for a quiet Christmas and finds herself drawn into another match. With Lydia Hollings, reclusive James Easton, and an orphanage holiday at stake, the season may need a little matchmaking miracle.

Luke Dawson asks for a practical wife who can handle rough mining life and receives polished socialite Josephine Talbot instead. Cripple Creek proves a terrible match on paper, which is exactly why Miss Mabel thinks it might work.

Jilted Charlotte McKinney agrees to a quiet western marriage to escape pity and whispers. Beau Collins does not want a bride, but he may need one to keep his children, turning their arrangement into something far more complicated.

Sheriff Colt Maddox only wanted help around the house, but Miss Mabel sends him Maggie Prescott, a woman with opinions, baking skills, and no patience for being managed. Cypress Hill soon becomes the stage for a very inconvenient romance.

Teacher Nathanial Craig must marry or lose his post, so he agrees to a practical arrangement with independent Cora Hollingsworth. What begins as a marriage in name only soon tests whether two late-in-life loners can risk wanting more.

Lark Morgan wants out from under her parents' parade of approved suitors, while Jasper Carlisle only wants a night's wages and a clean exit. One humiliating society party changes both plans and pushes them into Miss Mabel's orbit.

On the run from the law, Lena McIntyre steals a letter from Miss Mabel and lands on the doorstep of Deputy Reid Harrison. He wanted a respectable bride, not a woman who looks like trouble and feels impossible to resist.

When famous singer Amelia Delacroix begs for a chance to disappear, Miss Mabel pairs her with a quiet innkeeper on the Oregon coast. Fame, scandal, and the promise of an ordinary life make this runaway match especially tempting.