Книги серии Blue Falls, Texas
Trish Milburn
A place to healWhen Linnea Holland’s plans for her dream wedding collapse, she flees to the safest place she knows: Blue Falls, Texas. At he…
A place to healWhen Linnea Holland’s plans for her dream wedding collapse, she flees to the safest place she knows: Blue Falls, Texas. At he…
Trish Milburn
Her Dream Man Does Not Wear A Stetson! Forget cowboys! Ever since she was a girl, India Pike has had an image of the perfect man: sophistica…
Her Dream Man Does Not Wear A Stetson! Forget cowboys! Ever since she was a girl, India Pike has had an image of the perfect man: sophistica…
Trish Milburn
Friends To Roommates…To Lovers?Living with the Cupid of Blue Falls, Texas – her aunt Verona – Elissa Mason should be married and pregnant by…
Friends To Roommates…To Lovers?Living with the Cupid of Blue Falls, Texas – her aunt Verona – Elissa Mason should be married and pregnant by…
Trish Milburn
Skyler Harrington is a planner. After the tumult of her childhood, she’s built a life for herself in Blue Falls, Texas, that’s comfortable, …
Skyler Harrington is a planner. After the tumult of her childhood, she’s built a life for herself in Blue Falls, Texas, that’s comfortable, …
Trish Milburn
A cowboy at heartAustin Bryant has come back to Blue Falls to get his grandfather’s ranch ready to sell. Years ago he escaped to Dallas, and…
A cowboy at heartAustin Bryant has come back to Blue Falls to get his grandfather’s ranch ready to sell. Years ago he escaped to Dallas, and…
Trish Milburn
Mixing businessWith pleasureTexan Rancher Adam Hartley has a plan to expand the family business – unfortunately, someone else beat him to it…
Mixing businessWith pleasureTexan Rancher Adam Hartley has a plan to expand the family business – unfortunately, someone else beat him to it…
Trish Milburn
THE ONLY PLACE SHE FEELS SAFE…After her capture by human traffickers, international reporter Arden Wilkes should have felt safe back in her …
THE ONLY PLACE SHE FEELS SAFE…After her capture by human traffickers, international reporter Arden Wilkes should have felt safe back in her …
