Romancing the Weavers

A brave young woman Two handsome men And another harvest on the Weaver Farm! Phoebe Weaver came to the Weaver farm Phoebe Manning when she was twelve. She was mute, scared, and broken after almost losing her life in the fire that took her parents. Now, six years later all that she thought she lost, she had back. A loving family, a wonderful life on the Weaver farm, and now that she just turned eighteen, she could think about marriage. And wouldn't you know, there was now a boy next door. Ambrose Fletcher, whom her parents thought was the right choice for her. But her heart had other ideas. Taylor Wyndham had been Phoebe Weavers distant neighbor ever since she and her sister Selena came to the Weaver farm. He'd always had a soft spot for Phoebe, and they had become good friends. But when he left suddenly without so much as a goodbye, and came back a year later, how much of that friendship remained? He'd changed in the time he was away, and so had Phoebe. She was a young woman now. Could he fight the growing attraction he had for her, or do the right thing and let the new neighbor seek more than friendship with her? After all, Taylor didn't plan on sticking around and everyone on the farm knew it. Find out in this sweet historical western story of life, love and family on the Weaver farm!

She has to protect her sister. He has to find a wife. If Alastair Weaver wanted a wife, then he saw no other choice but to send for a mail-order bride. Selena Manning saw no other choice but to become one. Perfect, right? But when Selena shows up with more than her carpet bag, Alastair must decide what to do, and lucky for her, he still wants to marry her. Despite the fact she has her younger sister in tow. But as far as Alastair's concerned, if his father could do it, then so could he. After all, his mother, brought her seven siblings into the Weaver clan when she married his father. Alastair could handle one, couldn't he? But Selena and her younger sister have suffered a horrible tragedy and Alastair isn't sure how to help them heal after losing their parents to a house fire. Worse, Selena doesn't think it was an accident... Enjoy this sweet historical romance full of love, laughter, and a bit of mystery.

March 1900… Ulysses Weaver knew what he wanted – a wife who would join him on his family's farm in Washington, a big healthy girl with a love for life. He sent away for a mail-order bride, and Marguerite Berac answered from New Orleans. She came to him, they were wed and prepared to live happily ever after. But after every wedding comes a marriage. And that's where the trouble started. From discarded socks to spicy food, from old flames that weren't to new experience that don't pan out, the country boy from the West and the city girl from the South found themselves in one conflict after another. Will Ulysses and Maggie be able to work through them and build a life together? Or are they all signs that they shouldn't be together at all? Get ready for the bumpiest ride in the entire Romancing the Weavers series in ULYSSES – when worlds collide, can they survive?

A Woman terrified of love. A Man wanting to share all he had. Rayne O'Sullivan was no stranger to rejection and abandonment. She'd lost her mother during childbirth, her father to sickness when she was young. Then she lost her grandfather. She'd been living with her great uncle ever since, and he couldn't wait for the day when he could be rid of her. Now here she was, a mail-order bride in a nothing of a town about to be married to a complete stranger. How much more can she endure? Arturo Cucinotta just wanted someone to love. Yes, he had a big, boistrous family, but he was ready for more. A lot more, and the only way to get it was to find himself a wife. Problem was, there weren't any eligable young women in the area. That left him with only one choice. A mail-order bride. And though he wouldn't be the first in the family to get one, he was still nervous. How could he marry a woman he'd never met? Worse, his bride was refusing his kindness more and more. What was he supposed to do about that? Didn't she want to be married to him? Find out in this sweet, tender romance full of laughter and love, Weaver style!

Melania Cucinotta is crazy about Clinton Cooke. Clinton is crazy about Melania. But when they finally get together, can they keep from going crazy? Over six years before, Clinton's family visited Mel's on the Weavers' sprawling farm for Christmas, and for the two teenagers it was hate at first sight. Mel did everything she could to spoil Clinton's time there, including stealing a kiss from him and making sure her bossy older brother caught them. But that kiss started something she wasn't prepared for, and ever since, she and he had been writing back and forth, forging a friendship …and maybe more than a friendship. Now it's the spring of 1886 and Mel gets a surprise! Clinton shows up at the Weaver farm in Washington Territory with three dozen head of cattle her family purchased from his family's ranch in Oregon. Furthermore, he's staying on as a hired hand to help take care of the new stock. This time it looks like love at second sight, which poses its own problems. Foremost among them is that Mel and Clinton are both healthy young adults …who have to exercise a lot of self-control lest they create a Victorian-era scandal. And with over two dozen Cucinottas and Weavers (and one other hired man) around, there are a lot of eyes watching them. Can the two young people court and find out if they suit without going too far? Can Mel's family safeguard her virtue without driving her batty? Will there be competition between the hired hands for Mel's affections? And can someone find a way to keep an incredibly stupid cow from hurting herself? Find out in the fourth Romancing the Weavers book, and the wildest one yet!

Autumn 1895, Washington state… He always felt a little apart from the family he'd always known. She and her family were left wandering after all they had was taken from them. And they found each other deep in the wilderness. As far as the Weavers were concerned, Sebastian was one of them, and they'd never treated him otherwise. But he knew he wasn't, not quite – he was the result of an assault on his mother, before she met or married his pa. And as much as he hated to admit it, it bothered him. So when the time came to track down Ma's runaway cow, he didn't mind going alone – it would give him time to think, or so he assumed. But fate had other plans for him – starting with a low-hanging tree branch. Miriam Pescosa was exiled from her land, along with a band of her fellow Wenatchi natives, by white men breaking treaties and building towns for themselves. They'd taken the white man's names and accepted the white man's faith, only to find that they still weren't accepted or regarded. Now left to the unpopulated forests and wastelands, dying one by one as even other tribes betrayed them, they were outsiders in every way possible. But being outside doesn't mean being without hope. And when Miriam finds Sebastian, it sets off a chain of events that could lift everyone out of their doubts, their suffering and a whole lot else …if they're willing to let it. SEBASTIAN is the latest book in the bestselling Romancing the Weavers series of Westerns. Are you ready to enter a whole new world?

An injured woman A man in need of a wife And four bumbling villians ... Alice Fairchild was a spoiled, rich young woman who didn't care a whit about anyone or anything. Her family was wealthy, powerful, and known for going through servants like water through a sieve. And every servant in Seattle knew once you were fired from the Fairchilds, you weren't likely to be hired anywhere else. Is it any wonder some of those servants wanted revenge? But when Alice is abducted, things don't go as planned and her abductors lose her! And who should come along and find her? A Weaver of course! Unfortunately, she can't remember a thing. Enjoy this fun, sweet western romance full of love, laughter, and Weavers!

A man not looking for a wife. A woman on the run, not looking for a husband. What happens when they wind up together? Jason Weaver wasn't thinking of a wife. He was thinking of traveling to far-away places. That is, until his family convinced him otherwise. So, he sent off for a mail-order bride and hoped and prayed things worked out as well for him as they had for the other Weaver men. But the bride he got wasn't the one he was expecting. Marrying was the last thing on Charlie George's mind. But it was also her father's dying wish she find a husband. So, after his funeral, off to her spinster aunt's she went. But her aunt wasn't picky, and the man she had in mind less than desirable. How was she going to get out of this? Well, she did what any other reluctant bride would do. She ran and ended up married to someone else! But Jason Weaver wasn't like any man she knew, and she wasn't what he expected either. Would he keep her? Or toss her aside? Find out in this sweet, heartwarming story of love and healing that only Kit Morgan can write.

Life on a farm isn't always the most exciting. Even if you love the wide open spaces, the closeness of a large family and a variety of work to do, part of you can still feel like going into the big wide world and checking things out. This is Esther Weaver's dilemma. She likes being part of the ever-growing Weaver clan and helping her ma in the kitchen, and looks forward to marrying and having children of her own. But over the last few years, she's become fascinated with something that's not only turned her head but is driving everyone else crazy… …politics. Never mind that it's still 1896 and nineteen-year-old Esther isn't even allowed to vote. She can't get enough of reading about party struggles, elections, labor battles and revolutions. But everyone around her has had enough of listening to her talk about them. Her parents despair of ever finding her a mate who can put up with it – and some days, so does she. Until one day a speaker comes to town – and gets beaten up for saying what someone doesn't want to hear. Marshall Meagher, "famed orator of the East" is laid up for two weeks with his injuries. Esther's parents, wanting to help him out, let Esther volunteer to aid the local doctors. And suddenly she has someone who'll not only listen, but agree with her and tell her more than she knew. Could they become more than that? It seems unlikely – Marshall is a traveling man who's seen the whole nation. Esther is just a country girl who's never been more than a day from home and family. But unlikely things happen in Nowhere, Washington and the Weaver farm all the time. And sometimes it takes the unlikeliest events to put everyone where they need to be… Regardless of your politics, you'll love ESTHER, the latest book in the smash Romancing the Weavers series. Get ready for a wild ride!

Washington state, summer 1896 Seven years ago, Andrew Jackson Smith Jr. tried to take advantage of Gabriella Cucinotta, a relative of the sprawling Weaver clan. It didn't go well for him – he ended up on the horns of a dilemma …or rather, the tines of a pitchfork. Gabby was arrested for murder in a case that divided the town of Nowhere, but found not guilty due to self-defense. Things between the Weavers and Smiths have been tense ever since. Mostly, they do their best to avoid each other. Until they can't. Because Alexander Stephens Smith, Andy's much nicer younger brother, is back in town after graduating from college back East. Nineteen-year-old Truly Weaver catches his eye during a trip to the store – and he catches hers. Love is in the air, much to the opposition of both their families. But Truly and Alex are not so easily deterred, and will go to great lengths to make sure love conquers all …whether their warring clans like it or not. The Old West meets Shakespearean drama in the latest addition to the Romancing the Weavers series. TRULYwill keep you reading and win you over!

Washington state, November 1902 Lucy Weaver is the last of her generation. Granny Weaver Hughes' four sons have had thirteen children between them, and twelve of them have married. Only Lucy remains – and she doesn't have any prospects. Her parents keep trying to push her toward the neighbor's son, but they're just friends and have no romantic interest in each other. Aside from him, though, there are no eligible bachelors around… …until she goes to check the family's cows one evening, and finds a man bleeding to death in one of the stalls! Noel Pedersen doesn't even know where he is at first. Lucy does her best to patch him up and nurse him back to health, but he's clearly hiding things – how he got shot, why he doesn't want anyone to know where he is, what drove him all the way from Canada to collapse in the Weavers' cow barn. But secrets can't be kept forever, and as first her parents, then the law get involved, everyone is in for surprises. Get ready for a shock in LUCY, the latest in the Romancing the Weavers series – because everything hidden is going to come out!

Two young hearts brought together again. But will a town full of calf-eyed young men keep them apart? Lucia Cucinotta lived a sheltered life compared to most. She came to America from Italy and lived in New York City for a time, but the bulk of her years were spent on the Weaver farm, a full day's wagon ride from the nearest town. If she was lucky, she got to Nowhere three or four times a year. Imagine her surprise when she visits Clear Creek, Oregon, and discovers there's more to life than the family farm! A lot more. Max Cooke fell head over heels with Lucy when he and his family spent one magical Christmas on the Weaver farm. But that was over two and a half years ago, and even though he and Lucy wrote to each other, they weren't the same people now. It was only logical they'd have to get to know each other again. Problem was, they had only a little over a week to get reacquainted. Worse, Lucy was drawing the eye of every young gentleman in town! Downright disaster was the fact she was looking back! She'd never been around so many gentlemen her age before. What was Max to do? Find out in this sweet historical western romance, only Kit Morgan can deliver!

She met him only a few times. But it was enough to send her heart soaring. Then he was gone… Autumn Weaver didn't believe in love at first sight. She met Livingston ‚"Al‚" Jones a handful of times. Hardly enough to draw any conclusions about the man. But her heart thought otherwise and was doing its best to convince her. But what was the point? Didn't her heart realize the man had left the area and wasn't coming back? So, when her mother suggested she take a trip to Clear Creek to find a husband, Autumn began to see it was her only option if she didn't want to become a spinster. Then the unthinkable happened…

Gabriella Cucinotta was perfectly happy living on her family's farm, unmarried and unworried. But fate had other plans for her. And in Gabby's case, fate was particularly forceful. Gabby, the youngest of the eight Cucinotta siblings, liked living on the Weaver farm in Washington Territory. She wasn't in any hurry to marry, not even in 1889 when a single nineteen-year-old like herself was already several steps on the way to spinsterhood. If she wed, fine; if not, fine. She was content to be where she was. But an unwanted suitor was not so content, and not willing to take ‚"no‚" for an answer either. Soon Gabby finds herself being taken away from the farm, her family and her life – in shackles, facing a charge of murder! Her family is on her side, but the victim's father is a powerful man in town, and is determined to make her pay for his son's death. Behind the bars of a sheriff's jail cell, Gabby's life hangs in the balance. How can she prove herself innocent? Will the town turn against her? Does a shadowy figure buttonholing the citizens of Nowhere wish her good or ill? And what to make of the sheriff's deputy who's not only sure she's not guilty, but may have more than a passing interest in her? As she waits for her trial, there's more than one mystery to unravel. All will be revealed in GABRIELLA, the sixth book in the Romancing the Weavers series and the most suspenseful of the bunch! (Rated PG for one scene of violence. Some portions of the book may be triggering for victims of rape and abuse.)

Two feisty women. One handsome man. Who will win him? Leonardo Cucinotta has a problem. Two actually. Parthena and Savannah Cooke. When Colin and Belle Cooke accompany Max (their nephew) and his wife Lucy on a visit to the Weaver Farm, they brought along more than Leo bargained for.Everyone thought he'd set his cap for Savannah, Max's sister. What better time to let the two young people spend some time together? But when Parthena sees Leo, the sparks fly and in more ways than one. Will a man break up a life-long friendship between the Savannah and her cousin Parthena? Will Leo have to choose between the two? Will anything ever be the same after this visit? Find out in the fifth installment of Romancing the Weavers! Sweet, clean fun for everyone!

Out of the frying pan and into the fire! Adamina MacLean has lost everything. First her home, then her parents. The halfway houses don't even want her. To survive the streets of New York she uses her wits and her fists and get the nickname "Right Hook Addie" for her trouble. Half-starved and destitute, she becomes a mail-order bride. Unfortunatly, her groom is one Eustace Fenner, Nowhere's most notorious resident. What's a girl to do? He's old, uncouth, and, well, not very nice. Into the fire indeed. How was she going to get out of this? With a little help from the Weavers and their friends, of course. Enjoy this sweet, clean, western as only Kit Morgan can deliver!

Two handsome neighbors ... Two beautiful pranksters ... And two sets of nervous parents. Sadie and Lucy Weaver were the Weaver farm's worst pranksters. It was their reputation, one that needed to be upheld. But when Sadie realizes that the only way to catch Taylor Wyndham's eye is by acting like a lady at the annual Chirstmas dance, she's torn between her reputation and getting the man she wants. And that's not all. Taylor doesn't seem interested no matter what she does. Thank Heaven his brother Brandon offers to help, and the two concoct a brilliant plan to help them win the hearts of each other's siblings! But the best plans often go arwy and Sadie realizes the greatest joke of all might be on her. Enjoy this sweet, clean holiday romance as only Kit Morgan can deliver!

Alfonso Cucinotta is sick of life on a farm with more family than he knows what to do with. Philadelphia Howe is headed for California with her father, the only family she has. Alfonso came to the Weaver farm in 1874 with six of his siblings after a seventh – his older sister Bella – became a mail-order bride. Eight years later, he's still there – and wishes he weren't. But two sisters have wed and moved off, so Bella is committed to making sure he stays put. For now, he's stuck chopping wood, picking fruit, making sausages and dreaming of a day he can go out on his own – while working hard to leave his childhood anger and bossiness behind. Philadelphia has spent her whole life tagging along with her father as he travels from one base ball club to the next, first as a player and later as a manager. A snowstorm traps her and Papa with the Weavers, and she discovers a new sort of life with a big, boisterous family – and the handsome but taciturn Alfonso. Eventually, though, the roads will clear, and she'll have to decide whether she'd rather stay there or follow her father to Silvertown and his next club. Throw in mystery, romance, humor, loud Italian arguments and a coach driver who may be more than he seems, and strap yourselves in for another Weaver family adventure!

Washington state, June 1898. He's looking to pursue his career – which can't happen on his family's farm. She's stuck around the world from home – with nowhere to go and no way to go back. They can find each other, but can they find what they need? Hugh Weaver, the last of Calvin and Bella's three sons, is an accomplished cook. But the enormous Weaver clan isn't lacking for kitchen skills, and as much as he loves them, he knows his destiny lies elsewhere – running his own restaurant or café. But where? Hamasaki Ichiko doesn't even speak English, but her family sent her and her sister from Japan to America to find work. She's escaped the clutches of a human trafficker, only now she's stranded in the tiny village of Nowhere, living off the charity of its citizens. She's ready to get a job and make a life. But how? Toss in two other Japanese girls who just want to go home, a railroad detective disguised as a doting grandma, a diner owner making plans for the future, an ambitious milkmaid who has Hugh in her sights, and a town and family that put the "wild" in the Wild West, and you have the makings of an international incident … or maybe an international affair? Get the answers to all these questions and more in HUGH, the farthest-reaching Weaver adventure yet!