DOROTHY GARLOCK...is a New York Times extended list bestselling author, "a gifted writer" (Chicago Sun-Times) who celebrates the indomitable American spirit and the triumphs of the caring heart. Now she vividly portrays the era after World War II, when men and women torn apart by years of combat had to rebuild marriages and lives...<P>Rawlings, Oklahoma, 1945. Johnny Henry is coming home from the Pacific, and his estranged wife, Kathleen, ...

In this final book of the bestselling fiction series, Beth MacKay returns from medical school and finds Grand View's Episcopal priest, Noah Starr, struggling to keep his faith in God. Only with Beth's faith and love can Noah find his way back to the life God always has intended for him. ...

When Honor Duvall, a vision in yellow muslin, steps outside the Bastrop Hotel to conduct the raffle drawing that has all of Texas talking, Captain Luke Prescott--a renowned ex-Texas Ranger and a bona fide hero--finds his professional suspicions aroused, among other things. Reissue. ...

In Britain, 453 A.D., beautiful and defiant Cailin possesses the pride of her Celtic-born mother, though she has been reared amid her Roman father's wealth and privilege. When her family is massacred, she marries a Saxon warrior, but happiness is short lived--she is kidnapped and sold as a slave in Byzantium. Legendary for her sensual novels of adventure and intrigue, Bertrice Small once again pens an extraordinary tale of passion and history. ...

"New York Times" bestselling author Taylor concludes her Lakota epic, set in the the Dakotas in 1858, with this tale of a warrior willing to accept his bloody destiny--but struggling with his desire for a forbidden woman. Original. ...

This winning story of the National Contest sponsored by "Romantic Times BOOKClub" and Dorchester Publishing features a reformed outlaw posing as a proper schoolmarm who tries to convince the town marshal that her love for him isn't just another con job. Original. ...

An actress, whom most men considered a loose woman, after her initial performance, receives a note and flowers along with an invitation to a late night supper from a well-known playboy. An answer to her dream, even knowing the man had a reputation as a rake, attends, and the evening changes her life dramatically. ...

While Cromwell and the Royalists fight for power, cities and even families are divided. As the battle for Litchfield swings between Roundheads and Royalists, Hope Levett, lady's-maid to Lady Hester Clinton, is torn between her dread of becoming the mistress of a powerful man and her newly aroused passion for a French nobleman. When she is kidnapped by the husband of her late mother she comes to believe that marriage to her love is impossible, but ...

This prequel to Harbaugh's "Night Fires" tells the story of Catherine de la Fer, ancestor of the vampire Simone de la Fer, who must escape an erotic union with an evil sorcerer to rescue her sister. Original. ...

1854: The Crimean War is in full swing. Gideon, a navvy, is there, helping to organize a contract for a stretch of railway line to transport guns and food to the soldiers. Back home in Cornwall, Alice is waiting for him. But her employer, a vicar, has recently died and his replacement doesn't want her. An orphan and ostracized by the rest of the village, she's got nowhere to go. Leaving messages for Gideon's letters to be forwarded on to her, ...