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*This volume contains two sweet historical romances, with additional exclusive content.*
DRIFTING TO YOU
During the sultry Carolina summer of 1875, baker Rosaline Rhodes boards a Juneteenth cruise down the Cape Fear River. The wealthy free born Goodman family is sponsoring the cruise, as the maiden voyage of their newly built ship. Rosaline is there to serve her famous cinnamon spice cake to the well-heeled passengers. Her mind is on work, until she runs into the man who captured her attention months ago. Shipbuilder Will Pruett is also boarding the ship, for pleasure. Having built the vessel, he’s been invited on board by the Goodman family to enjoy the cruise. Little does he know that the close quarters of the ship will provide the catalyst for a life-changing decision. They’ve denied their mutual attraction for a long time, but now the river won’t be the only thing ebbing and flowing.*Drifting to You originally appeared in The Brightest Day: A Juneteenth Historical Romance Anthology.
A RADIANT SOUL
A woman’s work is never done…especially when she is fighting for those who will come after her.In 1881, Sarah Webster returns home to Fayetteville, NC for her mother’s milestone birthday. Her suffrage work is unknown to her family. Carpenter Owen Markham is intrigued by Sarah, and her father is playing matchmaker. When Owen discovers Sarah’s suffrage work, he’s not sure a love match can be made.*This story originally appeared in Daughters of a Nation: A Black Suffragette Historical Romance Anthology
EXCLUSIVE ADDITIONAL CONTENT:
Extended Scenes (A RADIANT SOUL)
Recipes
Book Club Discussion Questions
