Her Amish Winter Match - Rebecca Kertz

Could her grouchy boss...be the love of her life?

To support her struggling family, Amish receptionist Mary Troyer would do anything...even try to get along with her grumpy boss, Englisch veterinarian Elijah Zook. When they’re suddenly forced to work more closely together, Mary begins to see him in a new light and slowly warms towards him. Elijah can’t help but be drawn to Mary’s kindness, though he knows he should keep his distance since she reminds him of the life he was forced to leave behind. When Mary learns of Elijah’s painful past, she must help him open his heart...or risk losing him for good.

Feuding With The Cowboy - Louise M. Gouge

He once defied his family for love. Can he risk it again?

Despite the generations-old vendetta between their families, Sam Mattson fell for Juliet Sizemore in high school — only to have his heart broken and his trust betrayed. And now, ten years later and a single mum, she reappears, asking for his help to gain custody of her troubled half-brother. Sam knows he’s wading into dangerous territory, but he can’t bring himself to turn his back on Juliet. Yet old emotions don’t always fade, and Sam’s fractured cowboy heart is already feeling more than it should. Especially when Juliet’s hiding a secret that will transform their lives forever...

Snowbound With Her Protector - Elizabeth Long

Making peace with the past...for a chance at a future.

Determined not to let her fear of dogs keep her from making a house call to a pet-owning client, midwife Cora Cross appoints visiting dog trainer Tripp Blackburn as her bodyguard. However, what started as a simple favour quickly ends in disaster when Cora injures herself, so guilt-ridden Tripp decides to extend his stay to help the injured caregiver. Soon a friendship begins to develop, and healing comes to them in ways they didn’t think possible. But when the demands of Tripp’s life back in Colorado pulls him away from Cora, will being stranded together during a snowstorm help him realise what’s truly important?