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Be careful what you wish for... Abigail Stewart won't win any beauty contests, but she can talk to ghosts. One day at the river where the California gold rush started, she encounters the spirits of two children who were murdered under the blue moon of 1852. Legend has it their beautiful mother, Lolita, had drowned them in the river, but now Abby is not so sure the legend is true. Heartthrob Wyatt Beaufort is a spoiled rich-kid in college; he's all about football and pretty women, and he doesn't remember the date he had missed with Abby for Senior Prom, a jilt she has not forgotten. She wants nothing to do with him, but in a cruel twist, the two are whisked back in time to a harsh mining camp where Abby finds herself trapped in Lolita's beautiful body, a woman who has eyes for Wyatt and a wicked temper. Their struggle to save the children tests the power of a mother's love and the true meaning of inner beauty.

1865. Nevada. Charlotte Lockner. After her oldest brother dies in the civil war, her family is left with his enormous debt that is nearly impossible to pay off. Even worse is that the men he owes are ruthless members of a gang who take no mercy. Charlotte's father hires a similar gang who owe her family a favour, to protect them from the men who are out to get them and all they have. But now Charlotte and her sister in law Nora want to leave the rich life and promising future they both had in order to create a new life away from all the troubles they're family have passed onto them. How long can they run from their problems before they finally catch up to them?

Enthrall - to capture someone's complete attention American west au Task force 141 x fem reader Fleeing tragedy Alongside your sister and distant parents, you move to a new town - willow creek. You discover not everything is what it seems, and many have hidden motives. Sick selfish desires they need to satisfy .. This will contain dark elements MDNI

Nolan Holloway didn't ask for a legacy-he inherited it. A year after his father's mysterious death on Slumgullion Pass, Nolan Holloway finds himself running the small, weathered gas station his father once called a "retirement project." The summer brought overwhelming tourists and fleeting success, but now the fall is quiet, the winter is coming, and the station sits on the brink. The offer from corporate giant Lucky's Quick Stop could be Nolan's way out-an easy escape from a failing business and the haunting questions surrounding his father's final days. But selling means more than handing over the keys; it means giving up on the last piece of his father's dream. In a town divided between locals struggling to survive and second-home owners who leave with the snow, Nolan must fight to keep the station alive. As he wrestles with guilt, exhaustion, and the ghosts of his past, he faces an impossible choice: give up or rebuild. With every creak of the old pumps and whisper of the mountain wind, Last Stop Before Slumgullion Pass explores the weight of family, the pull of legacy, and one man's determination to hold on when everything around him says to let go.

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The Land Listens is not simply a novel of the American West-it is a quiet confrontation with the idea of progress itself. At its center is Elias Hawke, a surveyor shaped by precision, order, and the belief that the world can be measured and mastered. When he enters an untamed valley and encounters Chief Stone Crow and his people, that certainty begins to erode-not through conflict, but through a fundamentally different way of seeing. This is not a traditional clash of civilizations. It is a reckoning between worldviews: one that seeks to define and control the land, and one that listens to it. As Elias is pulled into this tension, the boundaries between right and wrong, progress and destruction, begin to dissolve.

Montana Territory, 1860s. The land is wide, silent, and waiting to be claimed. Young surveyor Elias Hawke arrives in the frontier with a simple task - to map the land for settlement. But when he encounters a Native tribe living on the very ground he has been sent to measure, the lines on his map begin to feel like lines drawn across his own conscience. As tensions rise between soldiers, settlers, and the people who have lived on the land for generations, Elias must decide where he stands - with progress, with duty, or with what he knows is right. The Land Listens is a powerful historical novel about the American frontier, the cost of expansion, and the quiet voice of conscience that cannot be ignored.

The poetic story of a mysterious bounty hunter arriving in fictitious Stuart, Wyoming

[COMPLETE] Brenton Tucker swept like a cool breeze into the long, stifled summer of Amelia's life. He was everything a hero should be-- all easy smiles, broad shoulders, and rakish good looks. Years of common sense left her when he invited her into his company, and she found herself tangled with him beneath virgin sheets. He worshiped her body, crooned sweet promises into her ear, and a dismal future forecast of drudgery and struggle lifted away at his words. He claimed her, stole her away from strangled city life, and rewrote her future in one glorious night of star-crossed lovemaking. There was just one problem-- Brent Tucker wasn't hero of Amelia's story.