Levi’s deal with God doesn’t include falling in love. Levi has devoted his life to preaching God’s Word. In exchange, he expects God to bring his outlaw brother back into the fold. It sounded easy enough when he made the vow but living it out is proving more difficult than he imagined… especially when he encounters the britches-wearing, horse-riding Glory—the most unusual woman he’s ever met. Middle sister Glory believes there isn’t a man alive who can be trusted. And that includes the man who claims to be a preacher but looks more like an outlaw. He confuses her, and it isn’t long before her heart is involved. Is Glory just a test for Levi’s faith? Or is he the one man she can trust? Sisters stick together. Read all three books in the Bonner’s Ferry Glory Mandy Joanna

Mandy won’t let a squatter disrupt her plans. Mandy might be the youngest, but she’s the only family her sisters have. She’s found the perfect place to build a home for them outside of Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Nothing can stop her. Except the stubborn young man she finds building a cabin on her land. Trace wants a solitary life. He’s lost his home and parents in a shocking betrayal. He must protect his wounded younger sister. He believes no one will bother them in the woods but he is wrong. Mandy won’t let them be. When neither Mandy or Trace will back down, they must strike a whoever completes a house first can stay. As they race to build a place of their own, their attraction grows. Can these wounded people learn to forgive and, together, build something more important than a house? Sisters stick together. Read all the books in the Bonner’s Ferry Glory Mandy Joanna

Joanna wants what her sisters have found. Joanna feels a little left behind now that her two younger sisters are married and settled in their own homes. She’s thinking of selling the family business but her plans are disrupted when ten-year-old Freddy enters her life. His guardian uncle is everything she doesn’t trust. She’d be foolish to open her heart to a wandering cowboy who reminds her far too much of her absentee father. Rudy likes being footloose and fancy free. That is until he takes in Freddy. He never expected to have such affection for his young charge. Just like he didn’t expect meddling, bossy Joanna and her ideas of how he should raise the boy. He doesn’t need a woman in his life, not after the way he’s been hurt before. As Joanna and Rudy help Freddy learn to trust, they discover the boy’s feelings of abandonment strike too close to home. Can two wounded people learn to trust each other and stop running from love? Sisters stick together. Read all the books in the Bonner’s Ferry Glory Mandy Joanna