Timeless Hearts Series

Book 15 in the Timeless Hearts Western romance series ~ A sweet, clean, Western Time Travel romance. “Sometimes you need to let your heart and soul to be rescued.” When Hollywood location scout Shawn Nighthawk lands in Heartsbridge, TX, everything seems to go wrong in a life that is already disillusioning her. She and her long-term boyfriend split up and the realization that she’s lost her way in life sinks in. Then her boss from Laramie Pictures punks her on a Western studio backlot which gets out of hand, and she’s arrested. When her cell phone doesn’t work and the newspaper ink smears on her fingers, the little hairs on the back of her neck stand up. Had she really gone back to 1880? Deputy US Marshal Mathias Brentwood can’t make out this woman. She’s intriguing and insists she’s part Indian, like him. Excuse me, Native American. But she doesn’t look like any of the other Plains Indians and it’s clear she’s been brought up as white. Way out of his league. He’s made the bad mistake once of falling in love with a white woman who hurt him deeply when she got sick of “playing” at his nomadic way of life. Most women want a house made of wood or bricks, not hides. He can’t risk that hurt again. Besides, she’s probably a little crazy. She wore night attire with a Stetson, boots, a suede jacket, and used strange words. However, it isn’t the first time he’s seen Miss Nighthawk. She’d invaded his sweat lodge vision—now she was about to invade his dreams. While Shawn is fascinated by this trip back in time, she won’t be staying. Although her heart had felt like it was uncurling and reaching for the tall, solemn-eyed, striking Marshal when she met him. But would she really survive out here with toilet paper that had splinters, hacking off lumps of sugar, and not daring to show an ankle? When Mathias becomes trapped in the hills with moonshiners in a shoot-out, it’s Shawn’s spirit he reaches out for, and she comes to his rescue. Now will Shawn pay with her life when revenge is taken? And will Mathias be able to rescue her this time?  *Each book in the series is a standalone book, however, it is recommended to read the prequel.* Warning: light cursing and kissing.

Book 15 in the Timeless Hearts Sweet Western Time Travel Romance Series When Cissie Dunham's niece Evelyn O'Reilly finally gets her chance to pop through to 2017, she can't wait. She has a long list of things she wants to try in modern times, movie theaters, eating tacos, trying guacamole, and casting her vote. But that's not all. Evelyn knows she's been sent through from 1880 because her heart match is in Heartsbridge, TX in the future. It seems too good to be true, but she has hope. What man would truly accept her barrenness? Jamison is a widower with three hellion kids, too much work and not enough play in his life. When he meets the curiously old-fashioned and sweet friend of Rose Parker's who insists on riding everywhere on a horse, he's intrigued. She has a way with the children, as well as a sixth sense with a touch of the Irish sight around horses. But really, what woman in this day and age, wants to take on a man with three children who need corralling into some sort of order? And given his past disasters with women and his children, who want them to be something they're not, he's a little gun-shy. But Evelyn needs a job, and Jamison needs the help. Will Evelyn be able to give back Jamison the freedom he needs to be himself, and to bring his family back together? *Each book in the series is a standalone book, however, it is recommended to read the prequel of Timeless Hearts ~ Warning: Light cursing and kissing.

"Matchmaker" Moira has always had the gift of knowing when two people are meant to be together. One night, while driving home in Heartsbridge, TX, Moira comes across an old diner that calls to her. What she finds inside will change her life forever. She will discover how truly powerful her gift is, and together with a woman from the same town in the 1800's - her own ancestor - hearts who have been born to the wrong time will have the chance to find each other. There are rules and conditions, and not everyone will understand or believe the circumstances they find themselves in after the've met these women. Can they prove to the people they meet that sometimes you just have to trust your heart to find the way?