Truly Yours Digital Edition
A Time to Embrace, Book 396
Beatrice Smith arrives at the port of Key West caught up in a whirl of emotions. The time has come for her to release her young charge into the care of his uncle. But a rocky introduction to Ellis Southard has Beatrice clinging even more to the man's four-year-old nephew. She is convinced that this confirmed bachelor cares only for making money through his sponge business. Miss Smith is not the kind of nanny Ellis expected to invite into his home to care for his nephew. This woman is too young, too beautiful, and too much of an intrusion upon his laid-back lifestyle. He decides that she must go back to New York on the next ship. Can they reach a civil agreement about the best interest of the child? Or will an undertow of attraction only keep them at odds?
Lizzy's Hope, Book 443
Beatrice Smith arrives at the port of Key West caught up in a whirl of emotions. The time has come for her to release her young charge into the care of his uncle. But a rocky introduction to Ellis Southard has Beatrice clinging even more to the man's four-year-old nephew. She is convinced that this confirmed bachelor cares only for making money through his sponge business. Miss Smith is not the kind of nanny Ellis expected to invite into his home to care for his nephew. This woman is too young, too beautiful, and too much of an intrusion upon his laid-back lifestyle. He decides that she must go back to New York on the next ship. Can they reach a civil agreement about the best interest of the child? Or will an undertow of attraction only keep them at odds?
Southern Treasures, Book 451
Twenty years ago, a secret drove her from Savannah to Key West. Now it keeps her on her guard against men--while it also keeps her from accepting God's forgiveness and grace in her life. Instead, Peg works hard to find contentment in her many friendships, and at Southern Treasures, her little gift shop. After all, she asks herself, what more does she need in life? But when Matt Bower comes to Key West, everything changes for Peg. His presence stirs painful memories for Peg, who longs to trust him with her secret... with her heart. But while she fears what he will think of her if he know the truth, Matt nurses a secret of his own--one that's just as painful. Can Peg and Matt find the courage to share their secrets? Where might God be leading these two vulnerable hearts?
One Man's Honor, Book 471
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Isabella's parents are traditional, conservative Cubans. They would never dream of letting their daughter speak privately with a man; they would be furious to know he had held her hand and once nearly kissed her. Isabella doesn't want to dishonor her parents. But something draws her to Richard Southard, something she can't resist. When he employs her has his bookkeeper, she has more opportunity to watch him, to speak with him, to get to know him better. And the more she knows him, the more she finds herself falling helplessly in love. But Richard is a man of honor. Although he is as atracted to Isabella as she is to him, he will respect her culture's traditions. Only God knows the way for Isabella and Richard to honorably scale the barrier that lies between them.
Cords of Love, Book 506
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Someone is out to get Renee Austin... and she has no idea who it is. First, thieves ransack the small design firm where she works, then a stranger breaks into her apartment. All the while, a business competitor seems to be stealing presentation ideas from her company's computers and using them to lure away clients. Worst of all, the evidence points to Renee as the culprit. Renee knows that her boss, Aaron Chapin, wants to trust her, but she fears secrets from her past are putting both him and his four-year-old son in danger. Renee has lost everyone she ever loved - will she lose Aaron too? Or will the cords of love give her the strength to persevere and prove her innocence?
Corduroy Road to Love, Book 772
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Ida Mae McAuley wounder if her occupation and marital status will forever be defined by the same word - spinster. Cyrus Morgan has proposed more than once, but is her gratitude for his kindness since her kindness since her parents' tragic deaths reason enough to accept? Seven years ago Olin Orr's temper cost another man his life. Now an accomplished tinsmith, Olin returns to Charlotte to rent McAuley's vacant smithy, knowing he must also face the past. When the lovely Ida Mae begins receiving threats, demanding she get rid of her tenant, Olin fears coming home was a mistake. But in the perpetrator trying to get rid of Olin? Or is Ida Mae the real target?
