North Carolina 1851 Deep in the mountains of North Carolina lives a branch of the Cherokee nation that no white man had been able to remove. They could come and go like the wind. They were rumored to be ghosts and called the 'Ghost Tribe' by those that knew of them. They were feared by all who lived in those mountainous lands except for one. Deniah Williams is the one person who does not fear them. And her reason? Gray Skies. He saved her life as children and has been her friend since that day. She knows there is something unique about her friend and his people and yet she asks no questions. She has trust in him and for her that's enough. But when Deniah's father learns of her friendship with a monstrous savage of the ghost tribe he is determined to protect her. And he knows just how to do so. He must find her a suitable husband and move his daughter to the northeast and away from the danger he is sure she faces. But things do not go as planned. When Gray Skies learns of the danger that Deniah faces he knows he must save her. Going against the wishes of his tribe, Gray Skies leaves to rescue the woman who has his heart. A fiery passion ignites between them and a love stronger than any love before ties their souls together. But hatred and revenge threaten to tear them apart. Join Gray Skies and Deniah as they fight for their love, for each other and for peace among their people.

Captured from her homeland, a young Cherokee woman finds herself in a strange land being paraded about like an animal. Salvation comes to her in the form of Johnathan Bridgewater, an English nobleman with a scandalous reputation. Some wounds can't be healed, but for once, Ananlianih isn't alone. A friendship forms, one that threatens to bloom into more if only they would let it. Regency Era romance featuring human trafficking, river maids, drunken Hungarians, murderers, and the pearlescent snake pit of London's nobility. Enjoy.

Childhood Friends, inseparable from birth despite being in separate tribes, but driven apart by war years later. Kantichimalis (Singing Bluebird) and Hototo (Warrior Spirit Who Sings); are those friends. Both children of powerful chief's that are now sneaking to meet each other in the cover of night because of the barrier that the war has put between them. Will their friendship stay strong; will it blossom into something more and reunite the tribes? Or will they be caught and forever doomed to remain separated, and possibly forced to marry someone whom they do not love?

-Told in the perspective of a young, broken, teenage girl named Emory wondering aimlessly through the forest for three years with a journal that she records her thoughts into. When she stumbles onto a Native American reserve, can she find happiness in the ways of the Natives? Or maybe, if she's lucky, this shattered girl can be put back together by the strong hands of Broken Bow- the Village Leader- Ulagu's son.-

When her famous father gets word of her beauty, he decides its time for Ella Weldingston to take her proper place as heir to one of the largest entrepreneurs in the western world. Ella finds herself being packed and plopped onto the first wagon train heading west. Ella had always considered herself an orphan. In fact, she was an orphan. She doesn't like the idea of living with her father, and would rather live in an igloo for the rest of her life. Fate seems to agree with her, though has a different idea about the igloo. When a mysterious traveller begins to follow the small wagon train, Ella seems to be the only one who knows about it. But can she use this to her advantage?

Claire savored the taste of her Native American, Tall. After saving her from being raped by her ex boyfriend, her and Tall become inseprible, but her ex, Andrew won't have it. If he can't have Claire then by god that damn Indian can't either. Andrew will stop at nothing to get what he wants even if it means he dies trying.

Azaria's mother was convinced that life in the New World would be better. Azaria isn't so sure. Once moving to the colonies, her father sets up his shoe store and her mother gets too friendly with the men in town while Azaria (AKA: Alice) suffers in silence, keeping her mother's secret away from her father. But after a few years, while Alice's mother couldn't love the colonies more, Alice becomes a target from the colonies biggest threat.... The natives. This is a romance between a Native American and a pale-face. NOTICE: Chapter 34 is Rated R for sexual content; the chapters past, is Rated PG-13, but has strong language and violence

A growing family hire a new Indian boy in town. But little do they realize that he is a demonic spirit that feeds off of innocent souls, released by a group of children. Will he be stopped in time? Or is everyone wrong about him?

Alexandria has never had an easy life. The year is 1776, the revolutionary war. She is shunned becuase she is a rape child, and to make it worse her father is an indian. She lives alone and her only friend is her 'supplier' But what will she do when one day a Redcoat Colonel demands him to house her. Or when the same Colonel wont let her leave him?

Rebecca Morin, protector of her close cousin Jahnai Rutherford gets a surprise when she is summoned to the Palace of Ethelid to become a lady in waiting to the princess. Having grown up wielding swords, bows, and daggers all of her life, becoming a lady is a task that is far out of her comfort zone. To make things even more complicated for her already, there is one knight whom after she meets just refuses to leave her mind.