Janet Tronstad

Francis Elkton hadn't seen Flint Harris since they'd eloped to Las Vegas on prom night. Thanks to a legal loophole, their vows had meant nothing--or so they'd been told. Now both Francis and Flint were back in Dry Creek, where they were about to discover some shocking news...

The fact that he'd unwittingly been married to the woman of his dreams for the past twenty years was the least of Flint's problems. Francis happened to be in danger. As an undercover FBI agent, Flint was determined to save her life. And as her husband, good Lord willing, he was determined to share it from now on...

Charley Nelson wants a change. He wants more than just breakfast and banter with longtime friend Edith Hargrove. Charley wants, well...he wants romance. Somehow, Mrs. Hargrove has gotten under his skin and into his heart. But the no–nonsense widow misunderstands when he confesses he'd like to settle down. How can he convince a woman set in her ways that change is good––especially if it means a future with him?

Garth Elkton had found Sylvia Bannister's car in a ditch and rescued her from the freezing weather. And when she'd fled like Cinderella, leaving an earring behind, he'd tracked her down to return it--only to save her a second time! Yet despite his heroic efforts, Sylvia wasn't treating him like her knight in shining armor. For an abusive marriage had made Sylvia wary of all men. So when the troubled teens in her church-sponsored youth center needed a camp retreat, he volunteered his ranch. And set out to prove to Sylvia that he was a gentleman to be trusted....

A match made in Alaska!

Hunter Jacobson wants no part of his grandfather's matchmaking.  The lone cowboy is certain that's what the old man is doing when he trades part of their Montana ranch for Scarlett Murphy's shares of an old Alaska gold mine.  Or is he running one of his legendary scams on the sweet single mom? 

A trip to Dry Creek, Alaska, reveals the truth—and brings Hunter and Scarlett face to face with a past family-feud and a vulnerable present.  But surprisingly it's the future that intrigues Hunter most...if he can get Scarlett to make him her groom.

NORTH TO DRY CREEK: The road to Alaska is paved with love.

A REAL LIVE ANGEL IN DRY CREEK, MONTANA?

With two kids to raise and her ex-husband in jail, Barbara Strong moved to Dry Creek for a fresh start. She loved the town, but apparently her feelings weren't reciprocated. Didn't the folks in Dry Creek trust her?

Truth was, Sheriff Carl Wall had asked everyone to leave Barbara alone so she could heal. The sheriff had vowed to protect the pretty, vulnerable newcomer--from suitors and from any of her ex-husband's cronies who might try to contact her. But would he be able to do his job if he was in danger of losing his heart?

He never knew he had a son…

Reawakening lost love in Dry Creek

Four years ago, an accident put Mark Nelson into a coma – before Hannah Stelling could tell him she was pregnant with their child. Now she's back in town, and Mark's recovered. But even before his injury, Hannah felt Mark's ambitions pulling him away. While Hannah knows their little boy needs his father, can she trust Mark with her son's heart…and hers?

Back From The Big Time...She could scarcely believe her eyes. An enormous tour bus had arrived in Dry Creek, and from it stepped hometown hero Duane Enger, now a music celebrity. Linda Morgan, owner of the local caf, had thought her ex–boyfriend had become too famous for the small–town life she loved.But something had pulled Duane back. Maybe he missed a slower, easier life. Maybe he sought to regain his faith. Or maybe it was the girl he'd left behind. Whatever it was, Duane was now finding life in Dry Creek––and Linda––just as intriguing as life in the fast lane.

Reclaiming the Cowgirl's Heart!

Clay West is back in town with amends to make and minds to change. The cowboy has spent four years in jail for a crime he did not commit, and he's determined to restore his good name. The former bad boy's first priority is convincing childhood friend Allie Nelson of his innocence. But she–more than anyone–has suffered in his absence.

Allie can't admit how much she's missed Clay–and she can't betray her family by putting her trust in him. She vows to forget her schoolgirl crush. But Clay will settle for nothing less than her forgiveness–and her whole heart.