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Plans are being made for a family reunion, and nearly all the Baxters have a reason to celebrate―except one. As the preparations get underway, a deadly diagnosis sends shockwaves through the family and threatens to tear them apart.

To escape her guardian's plans to marry her, Lady Charlotte Fairfax steals away to Montreal to locate Reid McCoy, a fur trader who owes her fiancé a debt for saving his life. Even though European women are forbidden from entering the interior, she is desperate to get to her fiancé deep within the northwestern wilderness.

Two couples. Two centuries. One truth: love is timeless. When love ignores the boundaries of history, anything is possible. This boxed set brings together the first two novels and a bonus novella from the Love Transcends Time romance series—heartfelt, character-driven love stories where the past and present collide, and destiny refuses to be denied.

Four books. One divine mission. Falling in love was never part of the plan. Guardian angels walk among us—wings hidden, hearts guarded—tasked with one sacred duty: protect the mortals who could change everything. But sometimes, love rewrites even the most divine assignment. When Dr. Chris Wright collides with a redheaded stranger in the park, he doesn’t expect a pulse-pounding connection or a battle with a vampire.

Three books. One runaway princess. One billionaire who swore he’d never fall again. One love story that defies crowns, kingdoms, and every rule in between. Princess Elena of Eldoria wants one thing: freedom. Just a few months to breathe, to think, to be herself—not the princess destined to marry a stranger for duty’s sake. Disguised and determined, she escapes to America… where she collides—literally—with the one man she should never fall for. Nate Kingsley has everything money can buy—except trust. Burned badly once, he’s locked his heart behind walls no one gets through. Until Elena.

Despite some abrupt life changes, bouts of grief, and overall chaos in her past, things were turning around for Sage Moon. She had a successful video game streaming career, a new sponsor, and just inherited a house! Oh, and she has a stalker. Or a crazy fan. Or someone who thought it was fun to throw bricks through her window.

In Mias Leben läuft es alles andere als rund. Frisch getrennt zieht sie aus L.A. zurück nach London, nur um umgehend von Tante Ethel vor versammelter Mannschaft gedemütigt und als Preis in einem irren Hochzeitsroulette angepriesen zu werden. Da kommt Jonah Bloom, der attraktive Oberarzt im Medical, genau richtig, um ihr Selbstbewusstsein etwas aufzupolieren. Aber ist er der Richtige? Denn da gibt es auch noch Ben, der ihr Herz gewaltig aus dem Takt bringt. Und der leider genau der Falsche ist.

A quiet mountain town. A historic inn. A death no one wants investigated. Freelance journalist Avery Mitchell comes to Prospect, Colorado to write a feel-good feature about a former mining town reinventing itself. Nestled among towering peaks and old Victorian buildings, Prospect seems like the perfect place to catch her breath—and remember why she became a writer in the first place. Then one of the inn’s guests disappears. When his body is discovered near an abandoned mine high on Eagle Ridge, authorities quickly rule the death an accident.

The Summer of Sailboats weaves a tale of second chances, community, and the courage to stay when running seems easier. If you’ve ever dreamed of sunlit harbors, slow burn romance, and the joy of finding home in unexpected places, this story is for you.

Brinley thought she had her life figured out—until one catastrophic moment shattered everything she knew. But when her world fell apart, Nick refused to let her face the pieces alone. With him by her side, she begins to discover that even the hardest battles can be faced, and that healing is possible—one step, one breath, one day at a time.

Widowed far sooner than she ever expected, Lizzy is trying to rebuild a quiet life—until a discovery forces her to question everything she believed about her marriage. When Andrew, her childhood friend, returns to the district, his timing feels anything but coincidental. He offers steady support and familiar comfort, but he’s carrying truths of his own—truths that connect him to Lizzy’s past in ways she never imagined.

Deep in the frozen wilderness, a creature thought to be lost to time is discovered—a being of myth and mystery. As scientists race to understand its secrets, they unknowingly awaken something far greater: a story of love and destiny that has spanned lifetimes. Blending science with legend, The Light Between Them follows an extraordinary journey of discovery, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bond between two souls. Heartfelt and deeply moving, this novel is a testament to the magic found in the most unexpected places.

When landscape photographer Andrew Whitaker arrives in Juniper Ridge for a quiet winter assignment, he expects a few weeks of stunning mountain vistas and a swift departure. He certainly doesn't expect a sudden blizzard to trap him inside Fern & Fable, the cozy, snow-dusted bookstore cafe run by a woman whose quiet warmth disrupts all his plans.

Rachel French never thought of herself as famous—until her best-selling book became a hit TV show. Now, troubling letters from an anonymous admirer have sent her seeking refuge in a remote Highland cottage. To keep her safe, her father hires Max Bernstein, a stoic ex-detective with his own demons. At first, Max keeps his distance, focused solely on his job. But as Rachel explores the breathtaking Highlands, her warmth begins to melt Max’s icy exterior. Even Max’s loyal dog, Brandi, can’t resist Rachel’s charm.

A heart divided and a decision that could be the most difficult of her life. Betrayed by her ex and determined to follow her dreams of traveling, Natalie has sworn off relationships. But when her car gets stuck at Havenwood Farm, Colton Holden comes to her rescue—something she so doesn’t need. Except Colton is a far cry from what she expected. In fact, he makes her question everything.

After the end of a long-term relationship, local weather girl Bea Armstrong has been avoiding her family, and their inevitable 'I-told-you-sos'. But with Christmas fast approaching, she is finally on her way home to Charis House, the school in Sherwood Forest that her mum and dad run in their old family home. And to top it all off, the insufferable Henry Fairfax—who her parents have always wanted her to marry—has also been invited.

Dawson Houser makes sure everyone who comes into the office knows I'm "just his secretary." Heck, I've even said it to suppliers and CEOs when they smile knowingly at the two of us during business meetings. He scowls and grumps around the office afterward, as if the two of us dating is the most ridiculous thing on the planet. Dawson can handle them. I can handle them—and him too, once they leave. And he's no picnic, let me tell you.

Hannah Gibbons is no stranger to being seen as little more than her dowry—a prize to be claimed by eager suitors for their own gain and a tool to be used by her parents to elevate their social status. So whenever Hannah’s impetuous nature strikes, her parents assume their name sullied, and pack up and move away to start fresh. But now Hannah has more at stake—friendships, and even love, are on the table, and she is determined not to lose it this time.

In A New Song, Mitford's longtime Episcopal priest, Father Tim, retires. However, new challenges and adventures await when he agrees to serve as interim minister of a small church on Whitecap Island. He and his wife, Cynthia, soon find that Whitecap has its own unforgettable characters: a church...

For Amish widower Phillip Baker, providing for his family in the wake of his wife's death means back-breaking work and renewed dedication to his faith. Still, his strength can't help him relate to his little son's struggles. It seems a godsend when new doctor Emily White is able to treat Gabe's shyness and fear even as she helps heal him. But no matter how strongly Phillip is drawn to the caring Englisher from the city, their differences may be too great to overcome....