Fraser's Bride

Graham, Elizabeth

Harlequin, Mills & Boon

King of Copper Canyon

Mills& Boon

Passion's Vine

Romance

Heart of the Eagle

HARLEQUIN)

Dangerous Tide

Harlequin Books

Why was he so eager to keep her away? Dani Benson's car was stranded in the British Columbian spring floods. The fact that she was on her way to claim an inheritance added to her irritation. Rescue came in the form of a mysterious, attractive fugitive named Burt, whose tumbledown cabin where she was forced to stay was miles from civilization. "I don't care who you are or whom you're hiding from, " she told him, "I just want to get to Copper Canyon Ranch. " But that was the one thing he seemed determined to keep her from doing!

Thief of Copper Canyon

Madrona Island (Harlequin, 446)

"Who the hell are you, and why are you here?"Sally could justifiably have asked him the same question. It was hardly the reception she'd expected.She had come to Rock Island to complete a series of articles about North Pacific lighthouses. Instead of his brother, the lighthouse keeper, here was Professor Lyle Hemming, Don Juan of the university coeds.Lyle Hemming was the kind of man she despised, so she was dismayed when a storm marooned her on the isolated rock with him. She discovered just how quickly and easily he could make nonsense of her self-imposed principles!

Stormy Vigil (Harlequin Romance, No. 543)

Based on her analysis of archaeological evidence from the excavations of Maya churches at Tipu and Lamanai, Elizabeth Graham seeks to understand why the Maya sometimes actively embraced Catholicism during the period of European conquest and continued to worship in this way even after the end of Spanish occupation. 
The Maya in Belize appear to have continued to bury their dead in Christian churchyards long after the churches themselves had fallen into disuse. They also seem to have hidden pre-Hispanic objects of worship in Christian sacred spaces during times of persecution, and excavations reveal the style of the early churches to be unmistakably Franciscan. The evidence suggests that the Maya remained Christian after 1700, when Spaniards were no longer in control, which challenges the widespread assumption that because Christianity was imposed by force it was never properly assimilated by indigenous peoples. 
Combining historical and archaeological data with her experience of having been raised as a Roman Catholic, Graham proposes a way of assessing the concept of religious experience and processes of conversion that takes into account the material, visual, sensual, and even olfactory manifestations of the sacred. 
 A volume in the series Maya Studies, edited by Arlen Chase and Diane Z. Chase

Maya Christians and Their Churches in Sixteenth-Century Belize (Maya Studies)

History

Americas

University Press of Florida

Having to marry in order to keep the family plantation, proud  Calista Shelby is reluctantly drawn into the social scene of  Charleston, where she arranges a marriage of convenience with Ryan  Burke. Original.

Sweet Enchantment

Historical

Zebra

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