Inspirational romance set in Regency England.

Where There is Hope (Heartsong Presents #176)

Carolyn R. Scheidies

BARBOUR PUBLISHING* INC

Black Hawk's Feather (Heartsong Presents #216)

Religion & Spirituality

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Lady Deena Heyford's sister, Lizzy, left the family home in England years ago to marry an American, and it could be said that Deena was happy to see her go. The sisters were as different as summer and winter. After the death of her father, Deena is left in the guardianship of her estranged brother-in-law, Kyle Stern, Lizzy's widowed husband. Deena is treated like little more that a governess to her neice as Kyle struggles with the trust his dead wife destroyed. His New Hampshire estate is heavy with the memory of Lizzy's devious nature. Still, Kyle is willing to marry Deena to protect the family's reputation, but can he protect her from a vengeful rival? Deena will have to trust in God and prove that she is nothing like her sister before there can be a real marriage and hope for Deena's future.

In Lizzy's Image (Heartsong Presents #283)

<p>A riding accident has left Catherine McAllister weak and physically marred. She is forced to reside with her wealthy great-aunt. Catherine feels comfortable and safe in her new home, but she worries about the neglected condition of the estate and its tenants. Her frustrations are focused on the absent marquess. Everything Catherine has seen and heard makes her believe her distant cousin is a lady's man and follower of London's elite. The marquess is scheduled to return to the estate with an entourage of rich, attractive friends of the Ton. Will he have any redeeming qualities? Can Catherine withstand the aggressive members of the party, or will one steal her heart?</p>

Maid of Honor (Heartsong Presents #303)

Barbour Publishing

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