Can a born and bred mountain girl ever find love with an Eastern tenderfoot? Jonathan Clay won the ragamuffin Caitlyn O'Shaunessy in a game of chance with a Nez Perce, and once he got past her smell, he found a feisty woman who aroused desire like he had never known. But Cat would rather face down a mama grizzly than confront her feelings for the blue-eyed southerner who rescued her.

Winter Dreams is one of three sweet romances by Trana Mae Simmons. Sandy Montdulac is a top sled-dog trainer but down on his luck. All Laura Goodman wants him to do is teach her from his arsenal of skills, so she can compete in the grueling races despite being a woman. Or so they both believe until the time they spend turns into more than a teacher/student bond.

Jessica has far too many worries on her mind to be distracted by the sexy on-the-run outlaw, Storm. And Storm has no time to pursue the beauty who invades his hideout; he has to clear his name. Too many barriers stand between the two of them to ever fall in love. Or can they overcome the obstacles?

Can the wisdom of a small child overcome the obstacles keeping two opposites from finding the love meant to be for them both? Sunny, the socialite, and Jake, the rugged Texas Ranger, stumble towards the answer with little Teddy's help.

Angela is at her wing-tip ends when her trainee quardian angel, Michael, sneezes his charge into the past. Her worries change paths when it looks like Tess Foster might have to leave Stone Chisum, the handsome Old West cowboy who stirs perfect passion in Tess's twentieth century heart.

Plain socialite Sarah Channing is known for her money rather than her beauty…until mountain born and bred Wyn MacIntyre sees her smile. They come from different worlds, though, far too diverse to ever make a life together. Or is that a lie?

Cody Garret likes everything in its place: horse in the corral, six-gun in his holster, money in the bank. There's no way on earth he can tolerate a woman like Shanna Van Alstyne. Her spirit is as fiery as the blazing sun, a temper to match. Southern manners dictate he has to save her life, but then she's on her own, out of his life. Or is she?