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Harmony Creek
…for Sweet Historical Romance, Small-Town Charm,
& Love on the American Frontier
Clean, heartwarming stories
of family, faith,
second chances, & happily-ever-after
Just released! All Sadie Bergstrom has ever wanted to be is a doctor. But a poor pioneer girl in 1870s Minnesota faces a steep uphill battle to realize that dream.
All Lucas O’Brien has ever wanted is to make Sadie happy. But she barely notices him—until he takes a risky gamble to help her. Suddenly Lucas is no longer just her father’s hired hand, and Sadie begins to wonder if the future she wants might have room for love after all.
As Christmas approaches, Sadie and Lucas each make a desperate wish on the evening star. Then strange things start to happen: unexpected rescues, mysterious gifts, and a little Christmas magic that may give them both exactly what they need—though not necessarily in the way they expected.
Young Civil War widow Rachel Barnes wants nothing more than a fresh start. She and her family left the east and its sad memories behind and traveled west to build a new life as homesteaders in the small frontier town of Harmony Creek, Minnesota.
Then she meets Ian McKinnon. He’s charming, kindhearted—and a former Rebel soldier. Rachel’s husband and brother both died fighting for the Union. That makes Ian the last man on earth she would ever want to trust.
But the more Rachel sees of Ian, the harder he is to hate. He makes her laugh, shares her love of music, and keeps showing up when her family needs help. Against her better judgment, Rachel begins to wonder if the man she thought of as an enemy might be someone she could trust—and even love.
When a mysterious gift appears at Christmas, the secret it hides might change everything for both her and Ian. But old wounds and new misunderstandings still stand between them.
Can Rachel finally let go of the past long enough to see the truth about Ian—and the future they might have together?
Harmony Creek, Minnesota
It’s 1870, and love is in the air in this new frontier town in southeastern Minnesota. Settlers are pouring into the state from all over the eastern United States, from Sweden and Norway, and many other parts of the world, hoping to build a better life in a new place.
Some of the new arrivals are starting farms on land claimed under the Homestead Act of 1862. Some are setting up businesses in the new town.
At the same time, the Dakota people who lived in this part of Minnesota from time immemorial have been forced off their ancestral lands and are struggling for survival.
The Harmony Creek series tells the stories of people who lived and worked and searched for love in a time of great change.
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