Who needs a man? Certainly not Miss Delilah Price! Abandoned by the man who ordered her as a mail order bride, Delilah struggles to get by in Gold Rush-era San Francisco. Not willing to return to her father's restrictive home—or face the arduous six-month voyage back to Boston—she hatches a plan to start her own business. She'll never have to trust her future to a man again. Jack Dalton struck it rich in the Sierra Nevada and is having a mighty fine time spending his gold at dance halls and saloons in town. He can't for the life of him figure out why so many of his drinking buddies are signing up for ads in the matchmaking paper that snooty 'Miss Priss' is starting up. The last thing \he\ wants to do is to settle down. When an unscrupulous charlatan threatens to shatter Delilah's dream, Jack takes pity and steps in to lend a helping hand. Then he gets suckered into partnering with the very woman he desperately wants to avoid. Long hours working together force them to face their deepest fears and admit they're drawn toward one another. Can they let go of their pasts and find hope for their future or will they let their fears tear them apart? Gold Rush Brides: The Beginning is the first in a new mail order bride series. Watch for more soon!

When a debutante and a rough and tumble sheriff collide, it's not just bullets that fly, it's sparks! Emmy Gibson is a spoiled brat of epic proportions. Destitute after her father's passing, she's given one last chance to maintain her lavish lifestyle but she'd rather risk death. Hoping to start a new life, she becomes a mail order bride and traipses off to California, never suspecting she'll soon be staring down the business end of a shotgun. As the sheriff of a county that's as dangerous as it is beautiful, Mason Wilder has seen just about everything. But all of the drunken prospectors and murderous highwaymen in Gold Country can't prepare him for Emmy. The high-falootin' city girl turns his life upside down when she storms through his door, demanding justice after her stagecoach is robbed. When he and his posse hit the trail to hunt down the outlaws, Mason thinks he's left the pampered belle behind. Except the darned woman tags along, and he can't decide whether he wants to strangle her or kiss her. Little do they know, there's a bullet out there with Mason's name on it. Will they manage to become more than friends or will the villain succeed in ending their relationship before it has a chance to start?