THE BOOKS
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Haunted by Honor
ISBN: 9781732929517
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Nothing dampens romance like being haunted by a ghost. Just ask Dr. Maggie Callahan, a spunky Civil War historian, falling for Paul Pembroke, the sexy, smart renovation expert restoring her antebellum home. Maggie’s blossoming romance with Paul is tested by the ghost of a murdered Confederate soldier wrongly accused of desertion who vows to haunt Maggie until his good name is restored. To secure a lasting love, Maggie and Paul must prove the soldier’s innocence and overcome family ties with the murderer to uncover an old secret that reveals love, not honor, has the final word.
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August's Home: Book One in A Cherokee Trilogy
ISBN 9781732929524
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Orphaned as a young teen, Scottish immigrant August Brewer must make his way alone in the New World. Adrift and homeless, he finds fellowship among the Cherokee. But his new life comes at a cost: in 1814, he must fight alongside Andrew Jackson at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, a moment that changes his destiny forever. Awenasa, a proud daughter of the Cherokee Wild Potato Clan, has known nothing but loss at the hands of white men. Her mother’s brutal murder. Her husband’s death in battle. Grief and hatred have shaped her world – until August enters it. Thrown together by fate. Bound by a spark neither of them expects. Trust is hard to come by when the pain of the past runs deep. Can love take root between two people scarred by war, betrayal, and trauma? Or will the world’s cruelty and their own haunted pasts tear them apart?
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Sarah's Way:Book Two in A Cherokee Trilogy
ISBN: 9781732929500
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Nineteen-year-old Sarah Brewer and her younger brother, Jake, are torn between two worlds – that of their deceased mother, a Cherokee, and their father, a Scottish immigrant. A daughter of the Cherokee Wild Potato Clan, Sarah swears to protect the land. But in 1838, during the nation’s first gold rush, the death of their father puts Sarah and Jake at risk of losing everything on the Trail of Tears. Sarah knows the only way to ensure their freedom and save their North Georgia farm is to marry a white man. But not just any man will do. Sarah spurns her father’s choice and sets her sights on Young Hartman, a lawyer and miner with a proven sense of social justice. Sarah’s way is filled with danger, the heart ache of loss and the joy found in the love of a lifetime.
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