MY STEPFATHER THREW ME OUT AT EIGHTEEN TO FREEZE—THEN THE MOUNTAIN OPENED, AND THE MAN WHO OWNED THE VALLEY OFFERED ME A FORTUNE TO BURY ONE NAME

I WORE MY DEAD GRANDMOTHER’S PERFUME TO WORK AS A WAITRESS – THEN THE MAFIA BOSS CLEARED THE RESTAURANT AND ASKED ME ONE NAME By…

Part 1 The first thing my stepfather threw into the snow was my backpack. The second was the cardboard box containing everything he had decided…

The foreclosure notice was pinned to Arthur Pendleton’s kitchen wall like a death certificate. The red circle around the date looked almost obscene in the…

Jim turned toward Sarah while snow gathered on his shoulders. “Marry me.” For one stunned second, even the horses seemed to stop breathing. Sarah stared…

The first horse broke through the trees before Hester could reach her own saddle. Chester rode into the yard dressed in black, with five armed…

Part 1 The first bale hit the trailer floor with a dull, dusty thud that sounded too much like a coffin lid. Mara Bell stood…