Grow Old With Me

At long last, Tommy has asked Rachel to marry him.

How could anything go wrong now?

Rachel Morgan is ready for marriage to Tommy Donovan. She’s loved him from the first when they met on the Oregon Trail. Now they’ve arrived in Oregon, and with Katie and Jason settling into their new home, Rachel wants the same thing. But just as her engagement was a long time coming, it seems their wedding day must also be delayed. Should she use the attractive new neighbor’s interest in her to make Tommy jealous? If he doesn’t stop talking about the wonderful, perfect Miss Preston, a girl he’s met in town, then maybe she will!

Tommy Donovan loves Rachel. He fought their attraction on the trail, but now that she’s agreed to marry him, he wants to make her his bride. But something is holding him back. Is it, as he tells her, his ministry to the Indians? Or does he still harbor deeply buried resentment toward the very people he’s trying to win for the Lord?

Revisit Rachel and Katie as they settle into their new home at the end of the Oregon Trail.

Running from the Law. Leaving everything behind. What more is there to lose?

Katie Donovan soon learns she has much to lose, but even more to gain on the long journey to Oregon in 1850.

Two men vie for Katie’s affection. Clay Monroe is ready to marry and vows he will win Katie’s heart before they reach Oregon. His proposal has her head and her heart spinning.

Jason Barnett is attracted to Katie, but her rebellion against God keeps him from pursuing her. As he grows closer to her and her family, can he turn away once they reach the land of their dreams?

Cross the wilderness with Katie as she travels The Oregon Trail.

Megan McGinnis was pressured to give up her baby and has regretted doing so ever since. Now she’s met Scott Landis and his son, Randy. His adopted son.

About the time she falls in love with Scott, circumstances convince her Randy is the baby she gave away nine years ago. But what can she do?

If she confronts Scott, she'll lose his love, and he'll keep Randy from her. If she marries Scott without telling who she is, she'll have Randy and Scott, but be living a lie. Is there a happy ending to her life?

How would you feel if you discovered your eighteen-month-old daughter was not really your child?

Beth Carter is afraid Stevie may have inherited diabetes from her father, but the blood test comes back negative. She rejoices until she sees the hospital has apparently made a mistake in recording Stevie’s blood type. A second test brings to light that Stevie cannot be her biological child. Where, then, is her baby?

Jonathan McDuff, at first, doesn’t believe that his beloved baby, Lexie, isn’t his birth daughter. Then he determines to have both children in his home. Since Mrs. Carter won’t give Stevie up without a legal battle, he comes up with a plan. He’ll give her the care of both children as long as they all remain under his roof.

An impossible situation, but with God’s help, healing and love may win over heartbreak and loss. Babies switched at birth.

Abigail Stevens is part owner of Kingson Steel, but she lets her older sister take care of business while she hides in the darkness.

Nine years ago Abigail lost her sight when fever struck, and she’s given up on leading a normal life. Then her nine-year-old neighbor girl sneaks across the street to see Abigail’s flowers and her father soon follows. Because of the lesson they find in Abigail’s Poinsettias, Abigail and Seth learn to see beyond the darkness of their lives and in the process find love to last a lifetime.

Lesson of the Poinsettia is a historical romance of about 25,000 words.

A pretend wedding gives eight-year-old KodyAnne the assurance that even the Orphan Train cannot separate her from Michael forever. Their love transcends time until her father, a banker, and a sheriff change their lives.

With her father dead and her brother a wanted man, KodyAnne brings her younger sister to Willow Springs where she discovers Michael is the pastor of the only church. She has never stopped loving him, but is convinced he doesn’t care the same for her and determines she will not allow him to give up his freedom for her a second time. She must get possession of her family’s lockbox, but the bank won’t give it to her. She has two choices, wait for the court system she believes is corrupt to get it for her or enter the bank after hours and take it. She decides there is only one choice.

Michael, the local minister, has loved KodyAnne since before they rode the Orphan Train together years ago. He feels manipulated by her father’s deathbed request that he marry her, but sets his feelings aside only to have her reject his proposal. Now, he’s determined to change her mind, but outlaws threaten her family, and a treasure hunt threatens the very basis of their relationship until Michael wonders if their love is strong enough to endure.

Kent builds houses. He’s started a new housing project and needs an interior designer for the model homes. Amy and her partner seem perfect for the job.

In fact, Amy holds more appeal than only her expertise in design. Kent and Amy could easily fall in love and get married, except for one thing. Kent’s preteen daughter, Sierra, doesn’t want Amy for a step-mother. She wants her dad to marry her mother’s identical twin sister so she can feel she has her mother back.

Heather Conway, daycare owner, has no extra money and very little faith. Where was God when her husband died, leaving her facing bankruptcy? Her fourteen-year-old son is out of control, she lives in a run-down two-bedroom rental, and she just bumped into a man who has her heart beating overtime.

Matt Sanders has just moved to town and placed his kids in Heather’s daycare. His admiration for Heather soon turns to love as their families intertwine through church activities and work on her daycare.

But six kids? Maybe Matt and Heather would be better off as friends. They find it’s hard to let go and trust God to take care of their tomorrows. Learning to lean on God can take a lifetime or maybe only a lesson in trust.

Learning to Lean is a full-length inspirational romance.

Maura's parents got a divorce when she was eight and she hasn't seen or spoken to her dad for seventeen years. When she inherits her grandparents' cabin in the mountains of North Carolina, she is shocked and curious. She persuades Paige, her mother, that they should go and stay in the cabin for a few days before they list it for sale.

Jason is a carpenter by trade, but he's willing to help a friend by exterminating Maura's house. She persuades him to give the ladybugs a reprieve, and by time they part, each is trying to think of a good excuse to contact the other.

Paige realizes that Maura and Jason are falling in love and does her best to discourage the relationship. When Maura insists on remaining in North Carolina, Paige flies back to Missouri without her.

No one predicted that Maura's father would show up. The story he tells doesn't match facts with the story Paige has told, and Maura is convinced that neither of her parents deserve her forgiveness. According to Jason, that's why it's called grace ...