Faith has spent her life since the age of nine playing the role of mother to her four younger sisters. Now as her twenty first birthday approaches she knows that all of that is about to change. Her father never wanted girls and when her mother died during the birth of yet another daughter, he made a vow. If he had to have daughters then he would use them to get what he wanted most—sons. So on their twenty first birthdays they are to be married off to the man of his choice, whether they like it or not. But Faith has bigger dreams than spending her life living in the small town community that sees nothing wrong with her father's dictates. So leaving her sisters behind, she heads down the road, for once more afraid to stay than to face the unknown. When a thunderstorm sends her into the woods outside town looking for shelter she finds herself in the arms of Jake Daniels. She's seen him in town a time or two but never really spoken with him. But Jake has been waiting to get her out from under her father's eyes for years and he is determined to use this chance to show her just how good things could be between them. With a little faith, they can both have everything they want.

Book three in the Debtor's Daughters Series Sometimes it takes more than one man to lay claim to a woman's heart. Charity finds her life turned upside down when she is moved to a cabin and placed under guard. Caught in the web her father created she has three days before she is forced into a marriage she doesn't want. When her guard turns out to be sexy twins she does the only thing she can think of ... plans a seduction. But as they all get to know one another the lines get blurred until it is unsure just who is the seducer and who the seduced. One thing is for sure though, sometimes it takes more than one man to lay claim to a woman's heart. And for Charity this was just the beginning.

Book four in the Debtor's Daughters Series. Prudence was going to run. Her older sisters had and they were now free to live life how they wanted. Prudence wanted the same. The only difference was that she wanted her best friend and lover to run with her. Johnny never ran and he wasn't planning on doing it now. He wanted Prudence but on their terms not those of her father and the town they lived in. It was time to show Prudence that the boy she loved was a man she could spend the rest of her life with.