(Short Story) Lawton "Silver" Silverton has come back to Blackhawk, but this time as their sheriff. Sadie Hunter is shocked to see Silver, even more surprised he's now their sheriff, because when he'd left three years ago he was nothing but an outlaw. But three years is a long time to wait, and Sadie has a secret she's not in a hurry to divulge. Can a man who has sworn to protect her, keep her from having her heart stolen in the process? Short story approximately 6,000 words. Excerpts included at end of story.

(A Novelette) Jake Stonewall is a renowned gambler who earns his winnings by cheating. When he wins a mail-order-bride in a poker game, he plans on selling her to the highest bidder, until he realizes he knows her, and with one word she can land him behind bars. Rose Walker wants to rid herself of her tarnished past and decides to start over as a mail-order bride out west. But when she arrives in the little town of Drywater to discover she's been gambled away and the winner is a man she not only knows but despises, things take a wicked turn. Will a woman who wants desperately to change her life have to blackmail a man who has done her wrong and wants no part in changing his ways, in order to get what she's been promised? Story is approximately 17,000 words, with excerpts included at the end.

(A Novella - Book 3) Chase Masters is a drifter who is mistaken for the bandit, Bloody Bart, since they look so much alike. When he encounters Bart and the Dover Gang on his own and Bart ends up dead, Chase takes the man's identity in order to stop the gang from robbing a stagecoach and killing innocent people. Nessa Pemberton runs a stageline relay station with her young son and maimed brother since the death of her husband two months earlier who was killed by the Dover Gang. When a man she believes to be the gang's leader, Bloody Bart, shows up wounded in her barn, she has every intent to kill him until he claims he's really a drifter instead. Can a man who has lived a life running from his own demons stay in one place long enough to help a widow who is just trying to keep her family alive, and needs the protection of a man? And can he gain her trust enough to help her survive before it's too late? Story is approx. 24,000 words with excerpts at the end.

Rena East disguises herself as a boy in order to save her brother from the gallows. But when she steals bounty hunter, Killian McCree's horse, she has only asked for more trouble. Can a woman who is wanted dead or alive convince a man who makes his living hunting down criminals, to help her instead of turning her in for the reward money? Sometimes you just can't put a price on love. word count: 14,000

(Book 5) Each book stands alone. Approx. 14,000 words, plus excerpts. Sinclair "Sin" Graves has turned to gunslinging after seeing his mother gunned down five years ago. But something happened that day that now comes back to haunt him. The notorious gunslinger, Santiago, who has sworn to someday kill him, is on his tail. Millie Hodge is the daughter of the town's judge, and also the past sweetheart of Sin. When Sin arrives back in town when his father passes away, their relationship changes drastically due to a favor that Sin owes her father. Can a schoolteacher with a dark secret forgive the man she's loved for choosing his guns over her? And will Sin be a fast enough draw when it comes to rebuilding a broken relationship with a woman he's never forgotten?

She doesn't remember him, but he has never forgotten her! When a woman rides into Silence, Texas with a bump on her head and amnesia, Sheriff Quaid Sullivan discovers she is his bride who has left him at the altar. When evidence points to her as the outlaw, Ramblin' Rose, his job becomes even harder. The whole town expects him to arrest her, when all he wants to do is pull her into his arms and protect her instead. Coralie Kirkland can't remember what happened to her, and neither can she remember why she supposedly left such a handsome man on their wedding day. The people in this strange town seem to think she is a wanted woman, and without her memory, she can't prove that she's not. Now, the only man who can clear her name happens to be the sheriff. But how can she convince him that she's innocent when he thinks she's guilty of not only robbing a stagecoach, but also humiliating him and ruining his life?