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When Julie Anderson’s ex-husband comes home to attend their daughter’s wedding he brings with him a host of old memories, that same old attitude and more trouble than Julie can handle. Max has broken her heart in the past - not once, but twice. Thank goodness she’s too wise to fall under his spell again.

Max Anderson has some reservations about his daughter’s coming marriage to the son of his ex wife’s business partner. He shows up early and walks into a situation that begs him to intervene. When he does all hell breaks loose.

Recipe for trouble: Take one frightened young woman with a dangerous secret and a desperate need to hide. Add one devil-may-care cowboy bent on revenge. Stir in a dangerous outlaw, a marauding band of Ku Klux Klansmen, and three inept matchmakers. Add to this mixture a bank’s missing loot and one dishonest deputy sheriff. Stir well, settle back and wait for the kettle to boil.

When a divorce from her husband of twenty-five years leaves Kate McClure financially destitute and alienated from her two adult children, she and her aging mother Belle return to Paradise Ranch, the homestead they left when Kate was a child. In this quiet spot she can begin to put her shattered life back together, or so she thinks.

She has scarcely set foot in the dilapidated old ranch house when her next-door neighbor, handsome bachelor Hank Sinclair, arrives to announce that he has a prior claim on Paradise.

Against her better judgment Kate enters into a business deal with Hank and finds she is falling in love with him despite his frank admission that he wants no lasting relationship.

Featuring What Goes Around - Barri Bryan
Jason Fredricks is about to learn the true meaning of the old adage that says "What Goes Round Comes Around"

"This is not a book to simply read straight-through. This is to be used as a text book. Creative writers should keep this as a guide to refer to on a regular basis. Creative writers will benefit from this guide." - Reviewed by: Stephanie Rollins for ReviewYourBook.com

This series of lessons is designed to help writers improve their writing by writing. It is predicated on the belief that learning to write well is not about reading, reciting and remembering; it is about comprehension, perception, and recognition. The aim is threefold: to help writers understand the importance of purpose, to perceive writing as a process, and to recognize the underlying principles that govern that process.

"This is the kind of book you get caught up in and have to remind yourself that it is fiction. Kudos, Ms. Bryan. Fans of romance will savor Little Nell." -- Debra Gaynor for ReviewYourBook.com

Nell Cantrell is no stranger to conflict and danger. She has learned to cope with range wars, marauding outlaw bands, family conflict, and social upheaval. But her feelings for her older brother Richard are a threat she finds impossible to conquer.

Richard Cantrell has always adored Nell. Over the past few years those feelings have transmuted into an emotion he hardly dares own. If he is to claim her for his own, he must reveal a closely guarded family secret that could tear their world apart and alienate her from him forever.