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Be swept away by this fan-favourite story of love, healing, and family in 1800s Montana from New York Times best-selling author Susan Mallery.Caleb Kincaid has always carried a secret torch for the beautiful Ruth Whitefeather, who lives on the nearby Cheyenne reserve, but things never quite worked out between them. And when Caleb learns that his girlfriend is pregnant he does the honourable thing and marries her,even though the love between them has long faded and Caleb could never quell his feelings for Ruth.Years later, Caleb's wife passes away, and he finds himself a widower,ill-equipped to deal with his rambunctious son, Zeke. When Zeke runs away, and turns up on the Cheyenne reserve, he is returned to his father by none other than the woman Caleb has always secretly loved—Ruth Whitefeather. Ruth sees immediately that Caleb needs help keeping his house in order, and that Zeke is desperately in need of a mother's love and affection. But can Ruth's gentle touch heal Caleb's heart? And can a second chance bring the promise of lasting love for both of them?

Andie Cochran thought she had at last escaped the clutches of her ruthless, power-mad ex-husband–but then he abducted the child she loved more than life itself.And now, alone in a foreign country, she had no one to turn to but another very dangerous man–a man who awakened passions she had thought long dead…. Jeff Markum had come to this place in search of revenge, not caring that death could easily be the price he had to pay.But now, against his will, a woman was making him care about something more than vengeance–a woman who had once belonged to the very man he meant to destroy….

When a drug smuggling ring rocks a small coastal town, the DEA sends Agent Owen Matthews to shut it down. A single father with a deaf son, Owen’s instincts tell him that the town’s number one suspect—the high school’s new principal—doesn’t fit the profile.Miriam Hunter hoped to shrug off the stigma of her hearing impairment when she returned to Stepping Stones, Maine. But her recurring nightmares drudge up old memories that could prove her innocence—and uncover the truth behind a decades old murder. Yet Owen’s help may not be enough when someone decides to keep Miriam silenced—permanently.