Author: Duy Anh HT

The Weight of One Sentence On the night Eleanor Kingsley became the Duchess of Whitmore, her … THE DUKE CALLED HER UGLY ON THEIR WEDDING NIGHT—DAYS LATER, ALL ENGLAND SEARCHED FOR HIS DUCHESSRead more

Claimed in the Storm The great hall of Silverpine Keep reeked of roasted venison, mulled wine, … “Too Old To Be A Bride”, He Said, Until The Most Feared Alpha Took Her Hand And Said, “YOU’RE MINE”Read more

The Woman Who Stayed The road into Carter land wasn’t much of a road at all—just … If the Lord Lets Me Stay, I’ll Cook Supper,” Said the Homeless Girl to the Widowed RancherRead more

The Laundress and the Colt In the wind-scoured town of Redemption, Wyoming Territory, Dela’s world had … A Widow Pulled the Splinter the Vet Missed — His Colt Couldn’t Stand on Its Front LegRead more

The Woman Who Stayed Wyoming Territory, 1883. The wind came razor-sharp off the Big Horn Mountains, … The Cowboy Took Her As A Joke—Then Stopped Laughing When She Wouldn’t Leave His SideRead more

The Woman Who Stayed In the spring of 1878, Quinn Anderson stood on the sagging porch … Lonely Cowboy Hired a Housekeeper, She Cleaned His Home and Healed His Broken HeartRead more

The Road and the Color In the spring of 1878, Annie Hawthorne crested the low eastern … He Was the Only Rancher in the Valley Who Planted Flowers – She Rode Past and Turned AroundRead more

Eleven Miles in the Rain Yorkshire rain fell in relentless sheets the afternoon Beatrice Marlo arrived … The Duke Hadn’t Smiled in Ten Years — Until His Housekeeper Argued With Him Over CoffeeRead more

Shattered Silence Saraphina Ashford stood on the balcony of her new royal quarters, the capital city … “I Speak Six Languages, Your Grace” — She Silenced The Alpha King Who Called Her UnworthyRead more

Shadows on the Platform The wind screamed down from the Wind River Peaks like a living … Too Old and Pregnant, She Was Left on the Platform, Until a Mountain Man Whispered ‘You’re Mine Now’Read more