River Of Fire (57 page)

 
YESTERDAY'S ROSES by Heather Cullman.
Dr. Hallie Gardiner knows something is terribly wrong with the handsome, haunted-looking man in the great San Francisco
Banston.
The Civil War had wounded Jake "Young Midas" Parrish, just as it had left Serena, his once-beautiful bride, hopelessly lost in her private universe. But when Serena is found mysteriously dead, Hallie finds herself falling in love with Jake who is now a murder suspect. (405749—$4.99)

 
LOVE ME TONIGHT by
Nan
Ryan.
The war had robbed Helen Burke Courtney of her money and her husband. All she had left was her coastal
Alabama
farm. Captain Kurt Northway of the Union Army might be the answer to her prayers, or a way to get to hell a little faster. She needed a man's help to plant her crops; she didn't know if she could stand to have a damned handsome Yankee do it. (404831—$4.99)

 
FIRES OF HEAVEN by Chelley Kitzmiller.
Independence Taylor had not been raised to survive the rigors of the West, but she was determined to mend her relationship with her father—even if it meant journeying across dangerous frontier to the
Arizona
Territory
. But nothing prepared her for the terrifying moment when her wagon train was attacked, and she was carried away from certain death by the mysterious Apache known only as Shatto. (404548—$4.99)

 
RAWHIDE AND LACE by Margaret Brownley.
Libby Summerhill couldn't wait to get out of Deadman's Gulch—a lawless mining town filled with gunfights, brawls, and uncivilized mountain men—men like Logan St. John. He knew his town was no place for a woman and the sooner Libby and her precious baby left for
Boston
, the better. But how could he bare to lose this spirited woman who melted his heart of stone forever?

(404610—$4.99)