Virginia Brides
by Cathy Marie Hake, Vickie McDonough and Susan Page Davis

Weaving a legacy of family history in the Shenandoah Valley starts with Cathy Marie Hake's novel, Spoke of Love, when Garnet Wheelock comes to America in 1750 and has her indenture bought by widower Samuel Walsh. In Vickie McDonough's novel, Spinning out of Control, Micah Walsh returns to his family from a trapping trip in 1803 to find his wife dead and a stranger, Amy Rogers, taking care of his newborn daughter. In Susan Page Davis's novel, Weaving a Future, Sadie McEwan has fallen for horse trader Harry Cooper in 1848, but she hides a harmful secret. When love starts to grow, will life's complications be too much to overcome? Can God bring good out of lives that seem to be spinning out of control?

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Alaska Brides
by Cathy Marie Hake, Mary Connealy and Kathleen Y'Barbo

Three women have the strength needed to survive the Alaskan frontier and believe they don’t need a man to achieve their goals. Meredith regularly refuses marriage proposals, but it is the neighbor who offers only Christian friendship who intrigues her most. Amy may lose a chance for love with a widower who believes he can’t offer the type of protection a woman must need. Fiona’s one goal is to get back to civilization to enroll in medical school, not to find a husband as her father wishes. Can these women free their independent hearts to the power of love?

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