Meet the Arizona Territory Brides—Four strong, independent women—each determined to stand on her own two feet, and not one of them looking for romance. But sometimes love shows up when you least expect it... Hallie Evans has stolen Jacob Garrett's heart... But before seeking Hallie's hand in marriage, Jacob feels he must prove his worth to local ranchers—and himself. He's determined to expose a ring of cattle thieves, then fight in a war for Cuba's freedom. His plans, however, are sabotaged by Hallie's impatient though well-meaning father, whose own attempt at revealing the rustlers leaves Jacob wounded and unable to fulfill his duty—for the community or for his country. Hallie is torn between appeasing her hot-tempered father and realizing her love for Jacob. Somehow, she must help her father face his own demons—and help herself sort out her feelings for Jacob. Can faith in God mend all wounds...and even allow for romance? Road to Forgiveness is the third book in Carol Cox's ARIZONA TERRITORY BRIDES, four sweet, inspirational stories of strong women with bold faith who played a part in taming the Western frontier. If you like wholesome, historical Western novels grounded in faith, you won't want to miss a single title in the ARIZONA TERRITORY BRIDES series. Scroll up to get your copy of Road to Forgiveness and start reading today! Available now in the ARIZONA TERRITORY BRIDES series: Book 1: Land of Promise Book 2: Refining Fire Coming soon: Book 3: Road to Forgiveness (pre-order to receive your copy November 7, 2016) Book 4: Copper Sunrise CAROL COX is the author of 30 inspirational novels and novellas. With over one million copies of her books in print, those titles range from historical romantic suspense to contemporary romance and cozy mysteries, often set in her native Southwest. When she isn't busy researching or writing about the Old West, Carol spends her time helping her husband (a pastor who also operates a saddle shop) and working on a never-ending series of crochet projects. She and her family enjoy rural life in northern Arizona, where the deer and the antelope really do play—often within view of the family's front porch.