“They’ll never take her,” someone said from the shade of the livery stable. “Take her?” another man laughed.
The first thing Lillian Hart lost in Bitterglass was not her money. It was the last little piece of pride
Harlan Reed had buried his wife before sunrise, but the earth was too frozen to take her gently.
When Mara Ellison stepped down from the back of the supply wagon, every window on Mercy Row seemed to
When Rowan Pike first saw the woman, she was standing at the edge of the storm like a thing the mountain
“Don’t save supper for a dead man.” The words came from the far end of the room, where three cattle drivers
The man blocking the doorway did not look like a rescuer. He looked like the kind of man people needed
Julian Voss learned two things on the night of his engagement party. First, a nine-thousand-dollar tuxedo
Adrian Vale hated charity galas, especially the ones held in his own name. From the top balcony of the
The first thing Celeste Arden learned behind the café counter was that people showed their real faces