Western Fiction

The Western Groom: Penny Wise and Pound Foolish, is the story of a trading post operator and a bible salesman. When her Uncle Joe is killed, Penny is left to handle the trading post in a fairly remote area of Colorado. Her store was robbed and she's on the edge of a breakdown and she's lost most of her faith, when a bible salesman she is acquainted with stops by. He stays for a while, then much longer, and helps her get the store back on its feet.

A brand-new Western adventure from the author of The Legend of Jake Jackson. This is a rip-roaring new adventure that puts a United States marshal directly on the trail of evil. Caleb Jacobs made a vow the day his family was unmercifully slaughtered by a cutthroat gang of outlaws. He dedicated his life to protecting those who could not protect themselves. Caleb swore that he would bring justice to the frontier by the gun or by the noose.

With a childhood of bitter regret, Clarissa Carter didn't stand much chance in the world. Looking back on her life, she sees her only way forward as being independent and finding a life away from her hometown. Finding solace in an imaginary friend as a child, Clarissa found that she could escape the difficulties of her reality by believing in a friend that accepted her without question. This friend was able to listen to her, while other children may have judged her.

The Western Country Wife: God’s News For Mercy, is an emotional and lovely and deeply Christian story about a married woman with two children who wakes up one day in her small Western town in 1875, and finds out that her whole world has caved in on her and that the mayor and his cronies are now her sworn enemies. Her husband runs the only newspaper in town and their family has done their best to live good and honest lives. Now, that fateful morning, everything changes in a heartbeat.

A rancher finds a woman in the desert, unconscious and dusty and completely alone. He nurtures her back to health, and through reading the bible and church attendance and the love of the rancher, she finds a faith she didn't know she had. When he eventually asks her what she was doing in the desert, she is either unwilling or unable to answer him. As they find themselves growing closer together, she knows that she will eventually have to tell him, but she's afraid that he will think she's damaged goods and cast her aside.

The Western Mail Order Bride: Jordyn's Reluctant New Love is the emotional story of a woman who starts out by lying when she begins a correspondence with a rancher in Oregon who has advertised for a mail order bride. All she wants to do is get out west, learn how to run a ranch, then own one herself - just like she and her now deceased father had planned. Under other deceptions she gets a free boat ride out to the west coast from a mail order bride company sending one hundred women in search of husbands.

The Western Mail Order Bride: Looking for Salisa with the Blue Eyes, is about a young cowboy who passes by a stagecoach on its way into town, and sees a group of ragamuffin kids, and a young woman with a pair of the most startling blue eyes he's ever seen. When he gets back into town he cannot find her anywhere and gives up and decides to place an ad for a mail order bride. After receiving a letter from a woman through his ad, he still cannot give up on those blue eyes.

Will Cannon leaves his Mora River Ranch and rides alone to the small southeastern New Mexico town of Sandoval in search of the Blackman Gang. The Blackman Gang killed Will's family in Virginia several years ago and Will swore an oath to kill Blackman and every member of his gang.

Authors Riley Snow and Chera Zade present Saving Constance: A Western Erotic Romance.

Charlie and Lydia face the challenge of finding the necessary privacy to continue their "spanking marriage" with an active, curious toddler in their lives, and while Charlie films on location in remote areas of California, having brought his family with him for the location shoot. They deal with what to do when their two-year-old son sees part of a punishment spanking Charlie must give Lydia, then promptly the next morning, asks the questions a bright, curious child would ask.