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An Improper Proposal - Davalynn Spencer

Blurb: Love hadn’t brought her to Colorado. But it might be the one thing that keeps here there. Widowed  before she says “I do,” mail order bride Mae Ann Remington does the only thing she can in a new town with no family and no means—she proposes. Rancher  Cade Parker   is at the bank to withdraw cash for his wayward sister, not find himself a wife. But that’s exactly what happens after a robbery leaves a man dead and his headstrong bride with nothing but a bold business proposition. Convinced he’s gone loco ,  Cade accepts Mae Ann’s offer, and is soon teaching the city gal to ride, shoot, and do what he tells her. She manages the first two fairly well, but gets her back up at the third.    A greedy  neighbor’s land-lust challenges Mae Ann’s   inheritance of her former intended’s run-down farm and sends Cade and Mae Ann to court and into the jaws of a deadly storm. Not only must Cade fight to keep his new bride safe, he’s got to...

As you are at Christmas by Davalynn Spencer

As you are at Christmas by Davalynn Spencer Tagline: Devastated by her cheating boyfriend, an elementary school  teacher heads home for Christmas only to be surprised by  the handsome stranger waiting there. Blurb: Angela Murphy’s plans for a cozy Colorado Christmas shatter when she finds her fellow-teacher boyfriend entangled with another woman. But she goes home anyway—to the Berthoud Boarding House where her grandmother Mollie needs help with tasks requiring both Angela’s aid and that of a handsome new boarder, Matt Dawson. Temporarily rooming at the boarding house until his new furnace arrives, Matt sees through Mollie’s manipulations. But he can’t complain about spending time with the beautiful gray-eyed school teacher and the mangy stray dog they pick up on their way home from cutting a Christmas tree. In the company of both a beauty and a beast, Matt remembers the encouragement of a long-forgotten youth minister. Will those words draw him back to a ...