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Is love enough to overcome the tragedies and hardships thrown at them? In the spring of 1856, Emmalin Hammond decides the Oregon Territory is not the place for her and chooses to return to her Philadelphia home. But mountain man, Jacob Landon, has other ideas. With an unexpected profession of love, he asks her to marry him and share his life in the Oregon wilderness. Before they can marry, a string of misfortunes tests her desire to step i...

After the death of her mother, Emmalin Hammond discovers she is not the heiress she'd always assumed she'd be. The revelation exposes her fiancé's true intentions when he withdraws his marriage proposal, leaving Emmalin heartbroken and humiliated. When she discovers the father she believed to be dead is still alive and living in the Oregon Territory she decides it is time to meet the man who has been hidden from her all of her life. Accompanie...

In the spring of 1885, Luba Engstrom meets Nicholas Matroona, a strong, brooding Native from the island of Unalaska. Against her parents' wishes, she elopes, believing love will be enough to bridge the gap between the civilized world of Juneau and the primitive culture of Nicholas's small village. After all, before Luba was born, her mother lived on a wild Alaskan island until she was forced to leave when a tsunami destroyed her people.But fro...

This fully revised, 20th Anniversary Edition of In the Land of White Nights is the second book in the Northern Lights series by award-winning, best-selling author Bonnie Leon.Anna or rivers of gold-which will captivate his heart?The lure of the nineteenth-century gold rush calls to Erik, a civil-war veteran. He and Anna, his Aleutian bride, set sail for a new life together in Sitka. Anna stands strong against the adversities of the new land wi...

As they set out to make a new life together, Paul fears that Kate's job as a bush pilot will eventually claim her life.

A successful walrus hunt means Anna and her beloved Kinauquak will soon be joined in marriage. But before they can seal their promise to one another, a tsunami wipes their village from the rugged shore ... everyone except Anna and her little sister, Iya, who are left alone to face the Alaskan wilderness. A stranger, a Civil War veteran with golden hair and blue eyes, wanders the untamed Aleutian Islands. He offers help, but can Anna trust him ...

In 1947 Lily Sanders moved with her family to a homestead at the edge of an Athabaskan village in the Alaskan Territory. It was an ideal location for her father, a mountain man and hunting guide. It also provided a place where the world could not see his brutality. Seeking her father's love and approval, Lily traipses the mountain trails at his side, learning to bring down big game and to work as a hunting guide. She runs her own trap-lines, f...

From best-selling historical author Bonnie Leon comes her first contemporary, To Dance with Dolphins. Earning a 4 1/2-star review and Top Pick from Romantic Times, the novel reminds readers "that God's plans make it possible to cope with daily battles and still live life to the fullest." Twenty-two-year-old Claire Murray has suffered from a mysterious disease for years. Her social circle has shrunk to a small support group for people with ch...

An adventurous female pilot struggles to make her way in a man's world in thewild 1930s Alaskan territory.

An adventurous young female pilot with a pioneering spirit makes a new start in the Alaska Territory in the 1930s.

Brought to their knees by the Great Drought of the 1930s, Will Hasper and his family join a federal government project starting a colony of transplanted farmers in the Matanuska Valley of Alaska. Laurel, Will's daughter, finds herself torn between two men vying for her love: Adam, a reporter writing a story on the colony's, experiences, and Robert, a colonist who can offer Laurel the stability she needs.