Storms in life bring devastation but may also clear a Brokken Road. Abigail Bailey and Deborah Brokken mourn the decimation of their town. Many sons of Brokken, Texas never returned from the Civil War. Those who did remain divided. Abigail grieves for the loss of her husband and for those around her. Broken lives, broken hearts, and broken dreams haunt the citizens of the town. Deborah, especially, is affected. Her father founded Brokken, and her own brothers have destroyed his legacy. Is it too late for the good folks of Brokken to unite before their hometown becomes another casualty of the War?

Hearts break. Armor tarnishes. Honor remains. Brokken, Texas, 1867 Abigail Bailey isn't sure her idea was wise. She's not even sure she can love another man after her beloved Sam perished in a Union run prisoner of war camp. But her town needs a doctor, and she has decided to accept any man competent to do the job. Yet doubt plagues her. What will he think when he finds she is uneducated, so much so that she did not pen her own letters to him? The Civil War broke Dr. Mathew Knight. His decisions of who to save, who to allow to die, even what to use, haunts his every step. He can never be unbroken, but he wants a chance for his son. Four-year-old Ethan has been left terrorized after witnessing atrocities no one should have to see. Mathew's child needs a mother. He hopes Abigail Bailey may fill that role, an omission he made in his letters. Perhaps, too, he'll have a chance to start over, maybe even to find a reason to practice medicine again. Two broken people in a broken town might be what they each need to become whole again.

Chance Hale wants to find solitude. Forgiveness is beyond reach. Deborah Brokken yearns for the family she has lost. When Chance and Deborah meet on the Brokken Road does healing or more heartache await?

This is a standalone novella - none of the other books in the series need to be read in a particular order. Even the broken can be healed... Rebecca Walsh has only ever had two loves, her family and horses. But when her father and brother died in the Civil War, her family is left as broken as her home town. When the town sent an advertisement for mail-order grooms, Rebecca didn't have much interest in wooing one. She just hoped the men might save her town, so her family could stay in the only home they'd ever known. Jake Harper came to Brokken, Texas to leave his name and his past behind. He hoped to find a future that would help him forget the mistakes he'd made. But one of the other "leftover" men in town has been keeping an eye on Jake and his past might be catching up with him. And as he draws closer to Rebecca, his fears multiply.

Lies broke them. The truth will heal them ... if time doesn't run out. When Fritz Brokken robbed the bank with his brothers, he did more than steal the meager resources of the town of Brokken. He also shattered Lydia Walsh's heart. When Fritz returns to Brokken to recruit reinforcements to save his brothers’ lives, no one believes his outlandish story. The sheriff throws him in jail. And he's running out of time. Lydia is a distraction he does not need or want. Or does he? The truth of her love may be exactly what he needs to complete his mission. This is a stand-alone novella although it follows Brokken Arrow and Brokken Rising in sequence.

Old habits never die—not without a fight. Chance Hale, a sharpshooter in the Civil War, vows to never use a rifle again. But if a man won’t fight for what’s right, how honorable is he? Deborah Brokken is torn between family loyalty and her love for Chance Hale. Restoring her family's honor may well destroy their love. Will they lose everything, including one another, in a trial by fire?

Can a broken and forgotten sister get back the pursuit she’s denied? Hannah Beth Walsh isn’t pretty or capable like her sisters. She can’t attract a husband, even when there’s a town full of eligible bachelors. So, she decides to pursue a career she knows she’s more than qualified for—becoming Brokken’s new school teacher. But when the mayor hires another teacher, not knowing about Hannah’s placement, she’s stuck being a teaching assistant until the end of the term, with the promise that one of them will move on next year. Oliver Holt lost his leg after serving in the War only two months. To keep his spirits up, he threw himself in his studies in order to be well qualified as a teacher out west. But when he gets to Brokken, he finds himself taking away the position of a fiery young woman who keeps her heart on her sleeve. And he can’t help it, but he’s developing feelings for her.

Brokken, Texas April 1868 Yesterday haunts her shattered heart. Victoria English’s world is crashing down around her. Marriage to Jonathan had been anything but the sweetness and roses he promised her while he was courting her. Five years after her husband went missing and was presumed dead at the Battle of Tullahoma, a shell of a man is back. An exploding cannon ball knocked Jonathan, and the men around him, unconscious. When Jon woke, his life was irrevocably changed. His identity had been taken, and he was left to face the consequences of a doppelganger’s evilness. Victoria must break through the defensive walls around her heart to heal her broken soul. Jon needs to prove to Victoria he isn’t the man she once knew. If he does that, though, he’s putting his neck into a hangman’s noose. Will tomorrow bring the promise of healing?