Muncy G. Chapman Livres

Historical Romance: Florida is a wild jungle in the early 1800s, but with the rise of settlements comes the taming effect of faith and romance. Margaret Porter leaves the refinement of Savannah to find her fiance has been killed in territorial wars. How will she handle multiple requests for her hand in marriage? Widowed after an arranged marriage, Amy McCutcheon is raising her son alone. Can she trust a backwoods stranger who befriends them? Melissa Malcolm finds a half-dead stranger and returns him back to health, but she cannot return his memory. Will the trouble shadowing this man bring danger to Amy?

Was it any wonder that Amanda Wilkes felt apprehensive about moving from New Orleans to her new home in rural Mississippi? In a settlement with the ominous name of "Midnight," how could she expect to find anything but mystery and danger? And the stories she heard about the outlaws and robbers who frequented the nearby infamous Natchez Trace did nothing to calm her fears. When Pastor Wilkes and his three daughters moved to Mississippi, he never imagined the perilous life they would face, filled with fears and danger, and yes, even humor and romance.