Dance With A Gunfighter
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Tony Santos had been a major league baseball player, but now finds his days of glory gone. He's gone back home to raise his young son as a single dad.
Both Tony and Lee have changed a lot. Yet, being with him, she finds that in her heart, it seems like old times...
Gold Mountain
Forbidden Love
Against the background of San Francisco at the time of the Great Earthquake and Fire of 1906 comes a tale of love and loss. Ruth Greer is the spoiled daughter of a shipping magnate who finds a young boy that has run away from his home in Chinatown—an area of gambling parlors, opium dens, sing-song girls, as well as families trying to eke out a living. It is also home of a number of highbinder tongs, the infamous "hatchet men" of Chinese lore.
There, she meets the handsome, enigmatic leader of one such tong, the young boy’s father, and discovers he is neither as frightening, cruel, or wanton as reputation would have her believe. As Ruth’s fascination with the area grows, she finds herself pulled deeper into the intrigue of the lawless area, and Li Han-lin’s life. But the two are from completely different worlds, and when both worlds are shattered by the quake and fire that destroys San Francisco, they face their ultimate test.
Dance With A Gunfighter
The Price of Vengeance
Gabriella Devere wants vengeance. She grows up quickly when she witnesses the murder of her family by a gang of outlaws, and vows to make them pay for their crime. When the law won't help her, she takes matters into her own hands.
Jess McLowry left his war-torn Southern home to head West, where he hired out his gun. When he learns what happened to Gabriella's family, and what she plans, he knows a young woman like her will have no chance against the outlaws, and vows to save her the way he couldn't save his own family.
He knows the price she'll pay for vengeance will ultimately be too high to bear. She believes she is willing to sacrifice everything for the sake of her family, but is she also willing to sacrifice Jess?
Shadow of the Dragon
Missing!
C.J. Perkins is trying to find her brother who went missing while on a Peace Corps assignment in the jungles of Borneo. She follows his trail to Hong Kong, where he disappears completely. Darius Kane, adventurer and bounty hunter, seems to know what is going on, but he won't talk to her about it.
C.J. won't take no for an answer. Darius is her only hope, and she practically shanghais him into help her. The problem is, the closer she gets to her brother, the more danger she finds herself in. In a short time, it isn't just her life that's in danger, it's also her heart.
The Sun Signs of Miranda Moon
Star-Crossed Lovers
When the last single woman leaves Badger Creek, Idaho, the town's bachelors panic. Her boyfriend decides to follow her to the big city to win her back, and his buddies go along to help.
Miranda Moon, astrologer, interior decorator, and all around fake, has her own ideas of what city life should be all about--namely, finding a wealthy, debonair soul mate. A single-minded cowboy has no place on her astrological chart.
Cody McCord is in the city simply to help his lovelorn friend from doing anything foolish. He's reconciled to being a bachelor forever, plus he's learned his lesson about city women. Once was enough, and a flighty, candle-burning, mantra-chanting stargazer is as appealing to him as a three-headed rattler.
But the stars don't always line up according to one's wishes. Believe in them or not, sometimes stronger forces are at work than the hopes and plans of mere mortals.
BONUS!
The Sun Signs of Miranda Moon contains a "Sun Signs Compatibility Chart."
Which sun sign is most compatible with your own? Or, if you're in a relationship, is it easy going, based on harmony? Difficult, based on "opposites attract"? Or a battle of wills based on on-going compromise?