Caitlin Burke returns to her family in New Mexico from an Eastern school. Her horse, Night Sky, injured in an accident, has been cared for by wrangler Gabe Hart. Cait and Gabe are attracted to each other, but a threat is posed by the greedy cattle rancher Nelson Mackie to take over the Burke ranch. Sequel to Desert Hearts. American Historical Romance by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Topaz.

Caught in a snowstorm, the Marquess of Sidmouth and his friend Viscount Clitheroe, sought shelter with the Richmonds. Sensible Kate Richmond could see that Lord Harry was focused on seducing her vulnerable sister Lynette, who was beautiful but scholarly, and no match for Lord Harry’s wiles. Kate refused to allow that to happen—and placed herself squarely between the marquess and her sister. Regency Romance by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Signet

At 14 Elizabeth Rush survived a Comanchero raid and was rescued by Lt. Thomas Woolcott, whom she later married. Twelve-year-old Michael Burke was sent by his father from famine-stricken Ireland to America. They met in Navajo territory with widely different points of view on Army life, the Navajo and their spiritualism, and each other. When Elizabeth is widowed, Michael may finally be able to express his passion. American Historical Romance by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Topaz

Sweet, innocent Lady Clare Dysart spent her childhood summers with Sabrina and Giles Whitton, and everyone expected her to marry Giles. But Clare fell in love with Justin, Lord Rainsborough, during her first season. He was charming and passionate—too passionate, she found out to her regret after marrying him. Violence led to his death, and Clare couldn’t overcome her bitter memories—even for Giles. Regency Historical Romance by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Topaz

Anne Heriot was in search of the perfect husband—her wealthy mill-owning father had already left her a fortune. Headed for London, she made a list of possible titled bachelors—and the charming Jack Belden wasn’t on it. But he needed money to enrich his estate, so he put himself forward. One by one Anne was forced to eliminate her prospects—until there was only Jack… Regency Historical Romance by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Signet

Unconventional Elspeth Gordon followed the drum because her father was an officer in the Napoleonic wars. But when her carriage was attacked by ruthless Spanish bandits, it was Lieutenant Val Aston who rescued her. Though Elspeth fell in love with Val, he was a man of honor who considered his birth far beneath hers—though he, too, found his heart captured by Elspeth. Regency Historical by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Topaz

Lady Joanna Barrand had a decided tendre for her childhood companion, Tony, Lord Ashford. Oh, she knew he was a confirmed gambler, especially since his brother had died, and she knew he was courting a beautiful older widow for her fortune, but she also knew that someone had to come to his assistance. Since her heart was already captured, there was really no risk involved… Regency Romance by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Signet

Lady Barbara Stanley was devoted to her music. But she was also interested in making a marriage that would fulfill her in other ways, like the one her friend Judith had contracted. There were men in her life—the charming Marquess of Wardour, her friend Sir David Treves, and the violinist Alexander MacLeod. Would she find love and happiness with any of these gentlemen? Regency published by Romance by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Signet

The Earl of Meare and his wife have drifted apart because they were unable to conceive a child. A foundling baby is rescued by the earl, and the child at first brings them together. Unfortunately, something overheard drives Lady Meare away from her husband, but the wonder of Christmas will works its magic once more... Regency Romance Novella by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Signet