West Texas Sweethearts--Colorado City, 1891 Series by Sharon Gillenwater

Christian Historical Romance West Texas, 1891 Trent Malloy has a secret that keeps him drifting from place to place... Until the night he's caught in a blinding snowstorm and winds up half-frozen at Anna Caldwell's ranch. The gentle widow and her children take him in and nurse him back to health. But they do more than that. He begins to dream again about things he'd given up on long ago. Things like love, home, and family... moreChristian Historical Romance West Texas, 1891 Trent Malloy has a secret that keeps him drifting from place to place... Until the night he's caught in a blinding snowstorm and winds up half-frozen at Anna Caldwell's ranch. The gentle widow and her children take him in and nurse him back to health. But they do more than that. He begins to dream again about things he'd given up on long ago. Things like love, home, and family. And though he knows the day will come when he will have to leave, he keeps hoping for the miracle that will erase his past and make him the kind of man Anna deserves. After her husband's death, Anna never expected to fall in love again... Until this kind, hardworking cowboy wins her heart. But when she learns of his past, is their love--and faith--strong enough to stand against the people who want to drive him way? Author's note: Years ago, when I originally wrote Yours Truly, For Love of Anna, and Cotton Pickin' Cowboy, I wanted to set all of them in my hometown of Colorado City, Texas. Unfortunately, they were published by different companies, so I was unable to do that. When I received the rights back to For Love of Anna, I decided to rewrite it, set it in Colorado City, add some characters from Yours Truly, and incorporate more of a faith element in the story. I then changed the town in Cotton Pickin' Cowboy so it ties in with the other two books. That also meant moving Yours Truly and Cotton Pickin' Cowboy from the Homespun Collection to the new West Texas Sweethearts series. If you've already read Yours Truly, it hasn't changed, and Cotton Pickin' Cowboy has only changed slightly. less