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| It's
the 1880s
and Reedsville is a small town like many other in the West, dangerous
and full of opportunity. Come meet the people who call Reedsville home
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| Independent and strong-willed Becca Wilson returns to her hometown in 1880s Oregon after her brother, her only relative, is killed in a logging accident. Seth Blake always thought of Becca as the kid sister of his best friend and business partner, Thomas, but now she's no little girl. When evidence convinces Becca her brother's death wasn't an accident, she and Seth must discover who did it before she's the next victim. |
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| Josh Benson is a stagecoach driver just trying to get home before the road washes out. Elizabeth Stanton is returning to accept her suitor's proposal, only to find he died. When a stack of stolen money shows up in her bag, she thinks the past she has desperately tried to hide is back to haunt her. Josh thinks Elizabeth might be one person he could let past his guard of humor. But when he believes she's lied to him, he doubts they have a future together. Both must learn the value of forgiveness--of themselves and each other--in order to find healing. |
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| Obsessed with medicine since the death of his wife, doctor Luke Strickland has to discover who's poisoning the people of Reedsville before another death weighs on his conscience. Susanna Middleton wants Luke to see her as a woman, not another problem to be solved. When Luke fails to see the warning signs, Susanna is put in danger. He must overcome his guilt from the past to save her and she must overcome her pride to let him. |
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