When Monique isn’t thinking up love and adventure in the Nevada historical west, she loves to play Bridge—if she could get paid to play cards, she would do it all day long.
She has a unique collection of more than seven hundred Joker and Wild cards from around the world and is always on the lookout for new ones when she travels. 
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The Cartwright Men MarryHave you ever wondered what happened to those Cartwright men of the Ponderosa plains?
Did they fall in love? Marry? AVAILABLE in Hardcover, Paperback & eBook!
This book explores the possible connection between the Cartwrights of today and those four men of the past as Cartwright descendants try to solve a family mystery and in the process, introduce us to the women the four Cartwright men meet and fall in love with.
These women seem perfect for Ben, Adam, Hoss, and Joe - but will avalanches, cattle rustlers, criminals, and wily women keep them apart from true love? This book is available in eBook (Kobo, Kindle, Nook), paperback (regular and large print), hardcover (regular and large print), and Audiobook (Audible, iTunes). |
The Three HeirsAVAILABLE in Hardcover, Paperback & eBook!
Three people receive an invitation
to journey to Philadelphia to be present for the reading of a Will in which they are named as beneficiaries. Emily Thordeaux is anxious to come back to Philadelphia to hear the reading of the late Delilah Neustat’s will and discover her connection to this benefactress, a woman she has never heard of nor met.
Lilith Breat is also surprised that she is called to the reading. Tragedy has cost her everyone she once loved, how could she possibly be related to someone who is a resident of a city she has never set foot in? Graham Lestor, an Englishman new to America, is puzzled by his invitation but decides to attend the reading of the will to satisfy his curiosity. Now they are assembled together, the three beneficiaries, the lawyer, and a mysterious observer. The air is tense with the conflicts of the past. How are they all connected in this web of drama and why has the dead woman brought them together? |
