A baker, a doctor, and his miscreant brother all want safety restored to Redemption Bluff, but for very different reasons. Baker Millie Coco just wants Hawk Bauer out of her life for good. He’s the head of the ruthless Bauer gang, but also the brother to the town doctor. A man who wants her affections. Millie would rather have neither man, but agrees to convince Hawk his life could be better on this side of the jail cell. Hawk Bauer’s name, earned through gun battles and a long string of crime, is his most prized possession. When he’s shot and winds up in the small settlement of Redemption Bluff, he finds a brother he thought was dead, and worse, he’s thrown off the family name. An insult that cuts deeper than the abandonment. To spite his brother, Hawk vows to steal the woman he loves. But will Millie’s charm prove too strong even for Hawk? Start this sweet, romantic, western series filled with hope and second chances.

Sometimes you can’t tell the end of a story by the color of hat someone wears and sometimes, second chances change everything… Clay Denton is living on borrowed time. The only thing keeping him from a dance for the hangman is a promise he made to find a US Marshal’s niece. Clay doesn’t care if it’s vengeance the marshal really wants. As long as the man believes Clay’s looking for Josephine, he’s free to keep living. Josephine Myers lives on the run, never straying too far from the towns of Purgatory or Redemption. She won’t leave, even though to stay means she’s putting herself right into the line of fire. She’s too frightened to fight back, and much too afraid to run far. Until Clay rides into her life, saving her from a terrible attack. Clay and Josephine’s redemption might come at a steep price, depending on who wins. The white hat…or the black.

In Redemption, nothing is ever quite as it seems. Even those wearing a badge walk a thin line between what is legal and what should send a man away for a long time. When Sam Miller left Redemption, he learned the hard way he never held Charlotte “Charlie” Denton’s heart, even if she held his. He’s returned, and for Redemption, that’s not good news. Sam is determined to take on the duties of sheriff, Charlie’s protests notwithstanding. He just has to determine how Vanessa Larrison fits into Charlie’s plans for Redemption. Vanessa Larrison knows of the bad blood between Sam and Charlie. Desperate to escape Charlie’s velvet-encased iron fist, she tries to flee but is dragged back. Offered another chance, all Vanessa has to do is destroy Sam. If she succeeds, her little sister and she go free. If she fails, it will seal not only her fate, but her little sister’s as well. When she finds herself falling for Sam, Vanessa makes one last gamble. Redemption is no place for revenge, usually.

Redemption Bluff was just the place that Mary Gallagher needed to make a new start with her daughters. Her existence in the lawless tenements of New York City was behind her as was the reward for her arrest, until a bounty hunter arrives in the midst of a blizzard, demanding to see her brother—the sheriff—so he can surrender his prisoner. While avoiding the bounty hunter in the snowed-in town, Mary finds herself drawn to the outlaw, much to the sheriff’s dismay. Jack McGarrett isn’t quite who he claims to be. To start, Jack McGarrett doesn’t exist. The name has always been a cover for Jake Hart and this time, McGarrett is supposed to be one outlaw in a town rumored to be populated with outlaws. With a railroad line and a full stop station on the line for Redemption, Jake has to determine if the past is truly in the past. A station with passengers ripe for the plucking might be too much of a temptation for even reformed outlaws. When secrets are revealed and truths exposed, everything might unravel.