Wynter

At almost thirty years old, Honor Hayes is yet again dealing with the dumpster fire that has become her life. The queen of self-sabotage, she packs up her car and leaves town before the fallout after sleeping with her boss' wife. Out of options, she reaches out to her cousin, Liberty Faulkner and is offered work with her Uncle Steven's construction company in the small, Colorado mountain town of Wynter. Accepting the offer, her intention is simply to get back on her feet and get back on the road. But then, the road to Hell is paved with good intentions. Greek beauty, Amalia is in what is essentially a forced marriage to wealthy salon owner, Nocola Russo. She's far more valuable to him for her looks and phenomenal body than her skills working in one of his high-end salons. Constantly under threat for any move her controlling husband doesn't like - particularly if she were to get pregnant - Amalia is forced to make the ultimate sacrifice for her unborn child. She must escape. A network of underground advocacy groups helps Amalia steal away to the other side of the country, where she is hidden in Wynter, Colorado. There, she just wants to finally be free to start over and have her baby and live in peace. There, not only does she find the maternal embrace of Lady Wynter, but also brash tumbleweed, Honor. Will they find their way together, or will Honor yet again blow up her own life? Journey back to Wynter as she once again wraps a new pair of lost souls into her fold, while saying goodbye to a beloved resident.

Fifteen-year-old Mercy Faulkner is hit with the hardest blow of her young life when her beloved father is killed in an accident. Now, she must leave all she knows to move with her mother, a hard woman that she feels like she barely knows, to the small mountain town of Wynter, Colorado. Her mother has been offered a job there and a place to live and start over for the two. Bethany Wynter, seventeen, gorgeous and the granddaughter of the founder of Wynter and early residents, Justice and Thea Kilkoyne, she has everything going for her. She and her twin brother, Billy are at the top of their game - popular, well-loved in the community and dominate in academics and athletics. But, when the beautiful and shy Mercy shows up in town, a sibling rivalry will begin that will split the twins for the first time in their life. When World War II hits the shores of the United States, everything changes for everyone. Who will go off to war, who will come back, and will any of them ever be the same?

In 1890, seventeen-year-old Justice Kilkoyne and her mother, Ninny, are one bad decision away from living on the streets of Azrael, Pennsylvania. Ninny's propensity for the bottle has left Justice to play the adult, her androgynous good looks helping her pass as a young man to gain employment and keep them-if just barely-above water. Determined to find a better life for them, Justice saves every penny to get them on a train headed west to the sunshine of California. Before they can leave, the bigotry of one shopkeeper sends Justice on the run, chased by the police for a crime she didn't commit and straight into the unwitting arms of a stunning young prostitute, who, after an unexpected connection, becomes Justice's Angel. The day arrives to leave Pennsylvania for good. As Justice and Ninny get settled, they're surprised by the appearance of Angel, also wanting to start anew. When the trip is violently interrupted in Colorado, Angel just may be lost to Justice forever. Can Justice find a new life when she makes her way to the fledgling mining town of Wynter, Colorado? Can her heart ever be whole again?