Stories in This Anthology
Each story in this volume is listed below with its author and available publication details.
The stories in this volume were first published in this anthology.
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About This Anthology
Three distinct novellas that make up a greater connected love story. And it all begins with a BABY ON THE DOORSTEP.
THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR by Susan Kay Law
On a cold night in Minnesota in 1865, a squalling bundle of joy is left on Michael Collins's front porch. Knowing nothing about babies, the lonely widower seeks the advice of THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR, and is rewarded with a passionate dose of neighborly love.
TOMORROW'S PROMISES by Cassie Edwards
Chief Walking Thunder believes that the blue-eyed woman he has found in the Montana wilderness is meant to care for his orphaned infant nephew -- and be his woman. But before they can revel in TOMORROW's PROMISES, he must ease Davinda Norris's painful memories of the baby she was forced to abandon.
DANIEL's SONG by Lori Copeland
Thirty years later, St. Louis piano teacher Sarah Collins is captivated by a handsome Indian, Daniel Eaglefeather, who wants her to teach him to play. When scales and cadences lead to kisses and caresses, Sarah learns that the key to her past -- and her heart -- lies in DANIEL's SONG.
THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR by Susan Kay Law
On a cold night in Minnesota in 1865, a squalling bundle of joy is left on Michael Collins's front porch. Knowing nothing about babies, the lonely widower seeks the advice of THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR, and is rewarded with a passionate dose of neighborly love.
TOMORROW'S PROMISES by Cassie Edwards
Chief Walking Thunder believes that the blue-eyed woman he has found in the Montana wilderness is meant to care for his orphaned infant nephew -- and be his woman. But before they can revel in TOMORROW's PROMISES, he must ease Davinda Norris's painful memories of the baby she was forced to abandon.
DANIEL's SONG by Lori Copeland
Thirty years later, St. Louis piano teacher Sarah Collins is captivated by a handsome Indian, Daniel Eaglefeather, who wants her to teach him to play. When scales and cadences lead to kisses and caresses, Sarah learns that the key to her past -- and her heart -- lies in DANIEL's SONG.