The fur trade was the driving force of expansion in North America in the 1700s. French and British scoured and carved the lands; looking for this valuable resource. But not all of the people that claimed Rupert's Lands were adventurous fur traders. Some helped run general stores, inns, and taverns in the small landin...
Ava Royals is an 18 year old photographer. When her and her dad move into a small town surrounded by forest she finds it an amazing opportunity to get some amazing shots and further embrace her passions, but when strange things start to happen and she starts to see things in the forest she starts to investigate uncov...
The Tale of a White Woman Tohbi Ohoyo is a story of self discovery in unlikely places. When Kaitlyn runs away from home and is found by a Choctaw warrior, her plans are turned upside down. She is forced into a lifestyle she is not familiar or comfortable with. Kaitlyn is faced with two options, accept her new life, or...
A love spanning two cultures... I have lived on my family's homestead on the prairie all my nineteen years. It is all I have ever known, and it is Indian territory. My father told us that the Indians are savage, ruthless killers akin to wild animals. "They are not human," he said. But I did not feel that way at all...
Katherine Miller traveled through time to find the man she loved and save him. A decision she may come to regret as she finds herself captured by Iroquois warriors. Now she must survive among strangers in a land and time not her own as she struggles, through the birth of her nation, to save herself.
Red Horse is dead, Katherine has been kidnapped by General Westmoreland, a man she loathes, and now finds herself in England, married to a Duke, navigating English society and struggling to keep her family and sanity together all the while keeping one eye firmly focused west, towards her home, towards freedom.
She gazed out over her land, seeking revenge for the savages that had come to her colony. He was one of them. He was an enemy. A man as mysterious as the new moon over the prairie, but as tender as springtime. But when desperate times come, can an enemy become an ally? Highest Ranking #244 Historical Fiction