Linda Ford
The Path to her Heart
The Dreams of Hannah Williams
Independent Hannah Williams is set on repairing the fire-damaged hotel left to her by her grandparents. Jake Sperling takes a liking to Hannah but doesn't think a woman should be so independent and alone. Try as he may to lure her away from the hotel, so he can care for her, Hannah is determined to be her own person and fulfill her dreams.
THE PATH TO HER HEART by Linda Ford, SHLI Historical, Jan. 09.
THE PATH TO HER HEART by Linda Ford, SHLI Historical, Jan. 09.
Chastity's Angel
Chastity’s mother felt an angel protected her before her birth. Chastity always lived in the boarding house her mother owned.
Childhood friend Adam Silvertorn returns to Willow Creek that’s on the way Edmonton Canada. He has been away 10 years making photos and pictures of Alaska and other western towns. He had a deep passionate love for Chastity that sustained him all these years.
The Road to Love
Story of a young widow during the Depression trying to keep herself and her two young children afloat. A handsome, mysterious drifter shows up and helps around her place. He can't seem to leave them by themselves, but doesn't want to get attached. She recognizes that there is more to this drifter than he is letting on!
Good read.
The Journey Home
Kody Douglas didn't know what unseen hand had guided his horse to that bleak, windswept South Dakota farmhouse. The "half-breed" cowboy is a man of two worlds and at home in neither. But when he finds a lovely, vulnerable young woman there, abandoned in the darkened hours of the Depression, he cannot simply walk away and leave her.
The Jouney Home
LIH The Journey Home by Linda Ford (AUG 08)
A heart that needs healing
This book takes place in 1934. They call it a historical, that makes me feel strange since I was born 4 years later. At 70, and not feeling it, I am getting close to being called historal....LOL
A meeting and romance of two people that have things of their own to work out and don't seem to get along at all.
The Journey Home by Linda Ford, LIH Aug '08
It took me a bit of time to get into this book. However, midway through is when it totally captured my attention and I did everything I could to finish. This was the story of Charlotte, in the early 1930s, when there was no work to be found.

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