Kirjahaku

Jenny Fairchild is content with her life as a single woman, mother of two grown children, and co-owner of Changing Woman, a small but esteemed gallery of Native American art in Kansas City. She worries about her daughter's promiscuity and her son's insensitivity, but for the most part her routine is just the way she wants it-uncomplicated. Then handsome young artist Ty Red Bird enters her door, and her peaceful life is turned upside down. Ridiculed by her ex-husband and her children, she questions her own judgment even as she defends her interest in Ty. Their relationship alternately blooms and falters as Jenny battles with her pride. Ty, on the other hand, has no doubts about his feelings for the lovely Jenny. He can only hope that with time and patience, she will learn the true meaning and nature of 'Changing Woman."

Claire Winslow knows exactly what she wants in a man-someone educated, polished, wealthy-and Stoney Parnell is none of those things. Although she is growing fond of his motherless little boy, she won't allow herself to become involved with the handsome rodeo rider. Stoney wants nothing from Claire except her help to achieve his dream of buying a ranch and acquiring security for himself and young CJ. His dreams of romance died with his late wife, and his only loves now are his son and the rodeo. So why do Claire and Stoney find themselves irresistibly drawn to each other? And how can they overcome grief, guilt, and just plain stubbornness, and find a way to be together?

When the season for guarding sea turtle nests on Oak Island, North Carolina, began that year, Aubrey Benson struggled to find her usual passion. Rebuffed by her teenage daughter, Sunny, and threatened by her ex with a custody change, she was weary of her life and certainly in no mood for romance. The big, homeless war veteran probably meant to be helpful, but Aubrey distrusted him from their first meeting. It took days of working together on the beach for her to accept, then admire and, finally, to love Tom Clayton. But a sexual assailant is stalking the sleepy coastal community, and Tom fits the description of the attacker. Aubrey struggles to prove to herself and others that her faith in Tom is justified. All the while, a predator is closing in, and a dark, deserted beach is the perfect setting for danger.