Legacy

Arleigh Hamilton is the new owner of Hamilton Island. Her life is full of frustration. Her late uncle’s penchant for riddles, his feud with her father, and an unbreakable contract with the family who manages the estate leave her with more questions than answers. An uncle she didn’t know becomes the most important figure in her life.

Bradley ‘Brad’ Nichols is the manager of Daniel Hamilton’s estate and lets the new owner know she needs to prove herself capable of being the owner of her uncle’s large holdings and worthy of the legacy left to her.

Arleigh understood rejection and hate. Could she find acceptance on Hamilton Island through an inheritance from an uncle she never knew? Would she find the love of family she never felt? Could she forgive her father for treating her like a stranger instead of a daughter? Would she prove herself to Brad Nichols?

Where Eagles Soar

Peter Langford is a surveyor by trade, living in the new territory of Alaska in 1872 where men far outnumber women. As a man of solid Christian beliefs, he wants a good, God-fearing woman for his wife, not a saloon girl, and puts an advertisement in the newspaper for a suitable woman.

Heather Whitcomb is the daughter of a minister in Boston, Massachusetts. She has a teaching certificate but is unable to find a position. Intrigued by an advertisement in the newspaper, placed by a man looking for a good Christian wife, she sets out to answer the ad when her father snatches the paper away, sees the ad, and forbids her to answer it. Instead, he gets her a job as a companion to Mrs. Jameson.

Mrs. Jameson has a grandson, Lowell, who is more than a little interested in Heather and determines to make her his wife. He goes behind Heather’s back to ask her father for her hand in marriage, which he agrees to. It is only then Lowell’s true character comes out.

Will Heather escape Lowell’s attention and make her way to Alaska? Does Peter Langford’s ad attract the attention of the right person?

Destination Love

Murder, rejection, hatred, lost love. That’s what Janine McCallister faces as she runs for her life, fleeing as far as she can from home and those who wish her dead.

Janine McCallister is a young woman on the run. Having witnessed the murder of her next-door neighbor, she grabs two things from the top of her dresser and disappears for a week before taking a bus to the far north state of Alaska.

Janine is unaware of the orchestration in her life as she flees her home and a mother who wanted to abort her and rejected her from the moment of her birth. As she travels north, strange things begin to happen. Her journey goes smoother than she could hope for yet isn’t without trouble. Afraid of everyone, she keeps to herself while angels surround her and keep her safe while leading her to the one love that will never reject her.

What trouble do Janine face in Alaska? Will she learn to love and accept people? How will love penetrate a fearful heart?