A COLLECTION OF HISTORICAL WESTERN ROMANCESHETTY JONES & THE SHERIFFSheriff Joseph Parker is looked upon with suspicion in his Old West Town because he doesn't have a wife. But his perfect opportunity to find love comes his way when a new schoolteacher arrives. Her name is Hetty Jones but she is not without skeletons in her own closet. She has endured a lifetime of tragedy and injustice. She hopes to find redemption in the new town but finds people all too willing to judge her for her past...everyone except Sheriff Joseph. As they both struggle with communicating their attraction, a criminal hits the town and threatens the well being of everyone...including Hetty. Can Sheriff Joseph save the day and his one chance at romance?GIRL SHERIFFSmall towns in Texas aren't used to female sheriffs but Madison proves her mettle on a regular basis. She catches the eye of nearly every eligible bachelor in town but has her own sights set on a veterinarian. The two come from different sides of the fence, however, and the doctor elects to keep his distance from her even though it goes against the yearning of his heart. But when a group of bandits descend upon the town, he can't help but let his own chivalric instincts take over. Can he help save the town and a romance with Madison?COWBOY ON THE RUNFrederick is a cowboy on the run from the law. He stops for supplies in a small town but finds a family in even worse shape than him. He meets a woman who is barely holding it together. Her Dad is sick and left her with the running of the general store. She has to take care of her little sister as well and their supplies are dwindling with winter approaching. Frederick soon finds himself wanting more than just freedom, he wants a family of his own. STAY WITH MECharisse and Heath are divorced...but still think about about one another...When an error is found in their annulment contract, they realize they are still married. They get together to finalize the divorce once and for all, they realize that maybe, maybe God has other things in mind for them.IRENE PORTERThe thought of going blind scared Irene witless. She had to accept it, however. Because she had no other choice. There was nothing she-or anyone else-could do to change it. And she had tried to resign herself to the way her life would be.She had found ways to compensate for her deteriorating eyesight in the familiar setting of the orphanage, and she had imagined that she would remain there for the rest of her days, teaching and helping to care for the children without any family.Unfortunately, Mrs. Mortimer had other ideas for Irene's future. When Irene's eighteenth birthday had arrived, the older woman had given her a choice-become a mail order bride or find a means to support herself in Chicago. But either way, she must leave the orphanage.