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Heartsong Presents June release -
Interior designer Jane Freedman has no intention of getting mixed up with contractor Greg Boskell - especially since the widower has four children, including 13-year-old Amy who warns Jane to stay away from her dad. But mutual clients bring Jane and Greg together on another renovation project.
Before long, the three younger children befriend Jane, whose dog has just had puppies. Amy still tries to oppose her father's love for Jane.
Is Jane prepared to deal with a ready-made family? Is that really God's design for her? More



available from Barbour or at local bookstores
CHRISTMAS LETTERS
Engagement of the Heart
A letter informs Betsy she can pick up personal items from her deceased fiancé at the hospital where his sargeant is recovering. How will stuttering Betsy ever get through a speech explaining she's never had a fiancé? More


In November - CITY DREAMS
The Arrow
Small town girl Denise's first teaching post is in a juvenile delinquent alternative high school in downtown Houston. She discovers her English class reads below fourth grade level. What will she be able to teach them, and what lessons will they have to teach her? More


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Placed Second with RWA/FHL

To See His Way

This western tale won second place for short historical fiction in the National RWA/FHL 2000 contest.
Romance Writers of America - one of the largest writers' organizations in the world.
Faith, Hope, and Love - the Inspirational Division.

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An accident saved Tildie from an unwanted marriage. But now, she and her three young cousins are at the mercy of Indians. Unable to communicate with the Arapaho, Tildie's future, and the children's, is in question.
The Arapaho assume the praying white woman belongs to the big Swede preacher and send for the missionary Jan Borjesson. When Jan arrives, he finds himself with a ready-made family. He intends to deliver his charges to the nearest white settlement, but Fort Reynald holds a menace. The grocer, growling like an old grizzly, still awaits his promised bride.
What would God have Jan do? Can he provide for them through the harsh winter, until he can send them east? And by that time, will he want to part with the charming young lady and the heartwarming children?



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RETURNING AMANDA
Prim and proper, four-year-old Amanda Greer steps off the train to find a "necessary" that doesn't offend her nose. The train leaves, separating her from her sister.
What's a proper young lady raised by much older sisters to do? She seeks out the town sheriff for help.
What's a bachelor to do with a precocious child? He takes her to the church social, hoping to unload her on some motherly female.
Sheriff Jake Moore finds it is harder to become unencumbered from adorable females than it is to keep law and order in turn-of-the-century Lawrence, Kansas. More

Julie Jones has a wicked uncle who wants her money. She escapes his clutches and goes into hiding with a false name. Fortunately God sends her a cowboy, Peter Hudson. Her rescuer is not on a charging white horse but drives a sedan. Still he's willing to step in and help. Her uncle's henchmen lurk in the background, complicating Julie's attempt to live a normal life and threatening to end that life, period. Peter can't help as long as she refuses to tell her whole story.
Can she learn to trust? How much risk will Peter take for a stranger? More



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