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"Unpredicable, superb western romance."
Reviewed by Tami Sutton
Posted August 22, 2002

Ian Duncan and Faith Taylor were in love and wanted nothing more than to be married and settle down into a peaceful existence. But all that lay ahead of them were barriers that would force them apart. Underneath their exterior Faith's parents were heartless people, trying to use her Read more...

"Readers will love this epic nineteenth century Americana saga"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted October 3, 2002

In 1838 in the western part of Virginia, Ian Duncan returns home to claim Faith Taylor as a wife. However, Faith is expected to wed into the wealthiest most influential family in the area, the Masons. Unable to live without his beloved, Ian persuades Faith to live up Read more...

Summary

From the moment he sets eyes on Faith, Ian Duncan knows she is the only girl for him. But her unbreakable betrothal to his employer's vicious son forces him to steal his love away on the very eve of her marriage. Faith and Ian are married clandestinely, their only possessions a magnificent horse, a family Bible, a wedding-ring quilt and their unshakable belief in each other. While their homestead waits to be carved out of the Iowa wilderness, Faith presents Ian with the most precious gift of all: a son and a daughter, born of the winter snows into the spring of their lives. The golden years are still ahead, their dream is coming true, but this is just the beginning....