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A For Love Novel - 6

Historical Romance

Samuel Lone Hawk first saw Trinity Pruitt three years ago, when her family was touring the United States. Trinity was a quiet, but observant girl, and he found himself constantly watching her and enjoying the blush that spread across her pale cheeks when she noticed. 

Trinity, having just been introduced to society a few years prior, was still quite shy, and on her second trip to the United States, was determined to let the Americans' pluck rub off on her. When she arrived in Denver, her family was waiting, including Samuel Lone Hawk, who she'd met on her first trip to America. Samuel wasn’t like most of the Americans she’d met, but quiet and watchful, with skin the color of honey and black hair that fell over shockingly blue eyes that always seemed to watch her.

Samuel was pleased to see that the young debutante he’d first met three years prior had blossomed into a beautiful young woman. Though still quiet, she was confident, prone to smile, and Samuel felt a growing attraction to the English lady that had returned to America.

When an Indian raid results in Trinity’s capture, Samuel is the only one who can gain her release, and he’s determined to see her safe, even if it costs him his life.

A For Love Novel - 7

Historical Romance

Modesty Pruitt has always been one to enjoy a good story, and be part of one herself. It was only natural that she began to write down the stories she'd seen, in hopes she'd be able to one day publish them.

But the world still thought a woman's place was at home, raising children. Every publishing house she'd been to had scoffed at the thought of a woman author, and nearly laughed her from the building. So, she decided to take fate into her own hands.

Michael Fairchild worked hard to become the owner of one of the biggest publishing companies in London. He'd had to be cynical and cunning to fend off every other company fighting to see his empire go under. So, when a young woman came to him with a series of romance novels, written by her brother, Michael was ready to see the girl to the curb. Romance wasn't real, it certainly wouldn’t sell any books, and he'd be dammed if he'd see his company turn into the laughingstock of London. 

But after the young woman leaves in tears, Michael sits down to read the manuscript that she left behind, and is surprised to find it well-written and entertaining, despite being a love story. Michael hunts down the young woman, and must use her to get her brother to sign with his company. Michael meets with the brother only once, and is shocked at how much the siblings resemble each other. The young author is quite shy and insists on his sister taking care of the details. Michael is hesitant; Modesty's beauty and charm is quite a distraction, but has to agree with the author’s demands, in order to publish.

The book is a major success and Michael throws a surprise party in celebration, but when the author arrives and is recognized by society as Modesty, in disguise, the truth is revealed that she, in fact, has no brother, and it was really she that had written the manuscript.

Though romance was budding between them, the stunning revelations threaten to tear them apart. The book, however, is so successful, that Michael is forced to once again hunt down Modesty and convince her to publish the next book. Is the manuscript the only thing Michael is interested in, or is he searching for his own tale of love?

Contemporary Romance

High school sweethearts Clay and Anna, are getting ready to graduate. She's the sweet, girl-next-door with an amazing voice; he's the guitar-playing rebel from a broken family. They have big plans to be the next big country duo in Nashville.

But tragedy brings their happily-ever-after to a halt, and Clay leaves Anna, with no warning, and no explanations. Heartbroken, and facing her own possible tragedy, Anna runs away to Nashville to try and pursue what was once their dream, alone.

That is until they see each other a few years later at a show in a Nashville bar. Sparks fly, but so do the secrets they've been hiding since they were teenagers. Secrets that could tear them apart for good.