Saddle Horse Press: 21 books

To protect what little family she has left, Lady Catrin Fitzalan switches places with her cousin when King Edward orders the pious girl to wed his royal champion, a vicious knight called the King’s Raven. Rumors abound that this savage is responsible for the deaths of Lady Catrin’s father and...

After losing his wife, Dr. Alexander Dominican is determined his infant daughter will not grow up motherless as he did. Offering sensible, kind kindergarten teacher Mary Adams a marriage of convenience seems like the perfect solution. The widow’s husband left her with a mountain of debt. For...

Jeremy Hamilton’s company is cash-strapped and his personal life is a mess. Inheriting the bulk of Ms. Addie Bynum’s wealth is a godsend, but to get the money, Jeremy must move to the small town of Legend, Tennessee. Ms. Addie has given Jeremy a second chance if he moves to the small town of Legend,...

Coming Home: The Winchesters of Legend is a collection of five big love stories set in a small town. Welcome to Legend, Tennessee, a heartwarming fictitious town nestled near the Great Smoky Mountains, where two generations find romance and second chances. No matter how far they’ve roamed from...

Christmas 1968: A Groovy Christmas In a year where women are burning bras and men are burning draft cards, straight-laced Kathleen Fields wants to do something about being a virgin before its too late. When hippie Grant Winchester rides into town on his Harley, Kathleen decides he’s the perfect...

Home...it's where you go when your past, present, and future collide. When rancher James McKenna is critically injured in a riding accident, his wife calls his daughter and stepson home for a family meeting. Ironically, home is where stepson Brody Caldera wants to be. He’s taking stock of...

She’d had the great love of her life. Was she foolish to want another one? Liz McKenna’s dreams died along with her husband. Now she’s become the keeper of dreams for others. She’s done everything she can to keep the McKenna ranch running and to move on with her life. She’d learned...