Beth sat on the church steps with nowhere left to go, and for the first time since…
The Lord wasn’t willing, apparently. Beth sat on the church steps with nowhere left to go, and for…
The ticket master called from his window and, with a pitying look, told her the boarding house was closed….
Beth picked up her carpet bag — everything she owned fit inside it — and turned toward town. The wind hit her…
The moment a pod of orcas enters hunting mode, the ocean surface becomes a scene of mounting tension. They…
Six days. She had seventeen cents. Beth picked up her carpet bag — everything she owned fit inside it —…
Always further. Always north. Always away — until she’d run out of money in Silver Creek, a town that…
The cousin in Cheyenne had taken one look at her. No references. No skills that counted. Times are hard. Try…
The words her mother-in-law had spoken six days ago still burned. You couldn’t give my son a child in…
Twenty-seven years old. Widow. Childless. Unwanted. The words her mother-in-law had spoken six days ago still burned. You…