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"Wonderful three late nineteenth century Americana romances"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted October 14, 2002

Colorado Wife by Cheryl St. John. In 1875 Needle Point, Colorado, Rosalyne Emery decides that local businessman Sam Calhoun needs to take on the obligation of caring for the two preadolescent orphans she found freezing outside her restaurant. Instead Rosalyne and Sam end up in a pretend engagement Read more...

"Touching Western Christmas Stories"
Reviewed by Cynthia Meidinger
Posted November 7, 2002

CHRISTMAS GOLD features Christmas stories from three of Harlequin Historicals' favorite authors. All three stories take place in the American West. In Colorado Wife by Cheryl St. John, Rosalyne Emery has grown up in the harsh environment of mining camps. She knows what it is to be neglected by Read more...

Summary

Colorado Wife by Cheryl St.John
Finding two orphans on her doorstep, Rosalyne Emery is determined to make local tycoon Sam Calhoun responsible for them. But the mismatched pair soon find themselves trapped in a pretend engagement that might just become a reality....

Jubal's Gift by Elizabeth Lane
Jubal Trask is out to kill Thomas Curry, the man who deserted him during the war. But finding Thomas's two children and their aunt Tess, the girl who has always loved Jubal, the scarred soldier struggles to learn the power of love and forgiveness before it's too late.

Until Christmas by Mary Burton
Laura Butler wants to sell her grandfather's silver mine, move back east and forget all about mining! Mine manager Roman Maddox has other plans, but he has only until Christmas to win Laura's hand in marriage.