Love's Territory

Torn from the big city. Thrust onto the frontier. Forced to choose between two men.As the only daughter in a wealthy Boston family, Katie Taylor has a comfortable home, good friends and servants to attend to her every whim. But when her father uproots her family and moves them to a farm in the Territories, her former life disappears forever. Soon she finds herself caught between the desires of two men: Edward, the wealthy businessman who has taken an interest in her, and Sam, the half-Sioux farmhand who has also kindled a passion within her. Now, when she least expected it, she finds herself without a guide in a brand-new land: the territory of love.In Love's Territory is a western historical romance set in the 1850s.Publisher's Note: Although we love and appreciate our readers who are fans of inspirational fiction, In Love's Territory is not a Christian novel. It contains mild language and mildly suggestive situations. If you're offended by such content, then this probably isn't the book for you. Lucy Evanson writes historical novels of love, hope and redemption. She is the author of two series: the Love's Territory series, set in a 19th century mining town, and the Westward Hearts collection of mail order bride novels.

Their marriage was all business. Until love got in the way.Cora Rice had never met a man who did right by her. They were unreliable. Irresponsible. Undependable. You could trust them about as far as you could throw 'em. So when she found out that an uncle had named her in his will, nobody was more surprised than she was. A house and a fat bank account, all hers for the taking...if only she were married.Nathan Larrimore liked Cora from the moment he saw her. But then, there was a lot to like: she was beautiful, strong and self-assured. She was just the kind of woman who didn't need a man--except that she did.They agreed to be partners: five thousand dollars for Nathan to act as her husband, and when all was said and done they'd live happily ever after. Separately.Turns out that some partnerships are easier to end than others.Sensual content within marriage. Lucy Evanson writes historical novels of love, hope and redemption. She is the author of two series: the Love's Territory series, set in a 19th century mining town, and the Westward Hearts collection of mail order bride novels.

It was only supposed to be a short visit. It turned into a love affair.Melanie White is in trouble. Young, unmarried, and with no resources to speak of, she's forced to flee home and hide out with her aunt on a ranch in a western mining town. She's just passing through on her way farther West, and it's a good thing, too: she can't stand the ranch owner. He's rowdy, immature...and undeniably attractive.David Tanner has his life just the way he likes it: he does what he wants, when he wants, and nobody can tell him any different--least of all, his former nanny's niece Melanie, who likes books more than people.But when a family emergency forces Melanie and David to work together, she discovers that there's more to him than meets the eye. And he finds out that life as a bachelor may not be what he likes after all.Contains mild language and sensual content within marriage. Lucy Evanson writes historical novels of love, hope and redemption. She is the author of two series: the Love's Territory series, set in a 19th century mining town, and the Westward Hearts collection of mail order bride novels.