Susan was born in Rock Hill, SC. She attended Purdue University. She has traveled throughout the US, and has visited 47 states. She began writing in August, 2012 and currently has 230 books on Amazon, most in her name and another pen name. To serve more readers, all of her books are in Kindle Unlimited (KU). Her writings are now primarily in the Western Romance, Time Travel, and Historical Romance genres. She has visited most of the settings in her books. Susan is an avid reader, and a history buff, primarily interested in the Civil War era. She spent a lot of time researching her family history, and is a member of the DAR, the Huguenot Society, and the Barons of the Magna Carta.
Susan was born in Rock Hill, SC. She attended Purdue University. She has traveled throughout the US, and has visited 47 states. She began writing in August, 2012 and currently has 230 books on Amazon, most in her name and another pen name. To serve more readers, all of her books are in Kindle Unlimited (KU). Her writings are now primarily in the Western Romance, Time Travel, and Historical Romance genres. She has visited most of the settings...
Caleb Thornton had three weeks to prepare for his mail-order bride.
Apparently, no one told the bride.
When Maggie Sullivan steps off the stagecoach in Wind River three weeks early, Caleb isn’t waiting. His ranch house isn’t ready. His pantry is nearly empty. And he hasn’t even told most of the town that he’s getting married.
Eleven-year-old Molly Turner has decided her papa needs a wife.
Widowed rancher Jacob Turner would strongly disagree.
Jacob insists he and Molly are doing just fine on their Wyoming ranch. Molly knows better. Papa works too hard, cooks badly, and worst of all, he has forgotten how to laugh.
He had everything a man could want. At least, that was what he kept telling himself. A prosperous Wind River rancher has built a successful spread, a beautiful house, and a life where everything is exactly where it belongs. He doesn’t need a wife, children, or the complications that come with either. Then a young woman arrives in Wind River just...
Eliza's alarm blared at 5:00 AM, jolting her from a fitful sleep. For a moment, she stared at the water-stained ceiling of her studio apartment, disoriented. The locket she'd found last night lay heavy against her chest, its silver chain tangled around her neck from tossing and turning. Christmas morning. The thought brought no joy, only a hollow ache and the pressing weight of reality.
She silenced the alarm and forced herself to rise from the mattress on the floor. No...
That was the first thought that crossed her mind when she opened the door at 9:47 PM, arms laden with grocery bags containing exactly $23.47 worth of food that would have to last until her next paycheck. The smell wasn't literal—not garbage or mildew or anything she could spray away with the dollar-store air freshener she couldn't afford this week. It was the scent of dreams deferred, of potential curtailed, of a life that had...
The fluorescent lights of Brennan's Department Store cast everything in a harsh, clinical glow that made Sarah Mitchell's eyes ache. Or maybe that was just the exhaustion. She'd been on her feet for seven hours straight, and her shift didn't end for another three. "Excuse me, miss?"
An elderly woman held up a cashmere scarf, price tag dangling. "Do you have this in navy?" Sarah summoned a smile from somewhere deep, somewhere that still remembered how to pretend everything was...
