Angela K. Couch Boeken

With her father in a German POW camp and her home in Ste Mere Eglise, France, under Nazi occupation, Rosalie Barrieau will do anything to keep her younger brother safe . . . even from his desire to join the French resistance. Until she falls into the debt of a German solder -- one who delivers a wounded British pilot to her door. Though not sure what to make of her German ally, Rosalie is thrust deep into the heart of the local underground. As tensions build toward the allied invasion of Normandy, she must decide how much she is willing to risk for freedom.

Set against the backdrop of the American Revolution, Rachel Garnet embarks on a desperate search for her father and brother after their disappearance in battle. Finding her brother alive but mourning their father's death, she grapples with her feelings when she takes in a wounded British officer, Andrew Wyndham, who has lost his memory. As Rachel cares for him, their growing bond complicates her feelings of animosity towards the enemy. Andrew faces a critical choice between revealing his identity and risking his life or remaining hidden and possibly losing Rachel.

The Man She Fears Is Her Only Chance For Survival . . . All Christina Astle wants is to reach Oregon before her baby is born, but the wagon train is attacked, and her husband killed, stranding her in a mountain labyrinth. Raised in the East, within civilization's embrace, survival is not a skill she's learned. Neither is evading the lone warrior dogging her trail. Disgusted by the greed and cruelty of men like his white father, Towan has turned to the simpler existence of his mother's tribal people. He is not prepared for the fiery woman who threatens to upturn his entire life ... and his heart.