Winds of Change Series by Rain Trueax

Neither Cord nor Priscilla want the other, or even like them, but something lights a spark. 1885 TucsonPriscilla is fortunate to have a level of independence not afforded to many women of the times. A caring woman, she helps others as much as she can. Wanting a mate of her own isn’t in the cards for her and the one man she is most attracted to wears a gun—a definite no-no for her life view. Cord is Deputy Federal Marshal in Tucson... moreNeither Cord nor Priscilla want the other, or even like them, but something lights a spark. 1885 TucsonPriscilla is fortunate to have a level of independence not afforded to many women of the times. A caring woman, she helps others as much as she can. Wanting a mate of her own isn’t in the cards for her and the one man she is most attracted to wears a gun—a definite no-no for her life view. Cord is Deputy Federal Marshal in Tucson. The badge and gun weren’t all he once wanted in life, but it’s what he does now. His life is turned upside down when he receives a telegram that his estranged nine-year-old daughter is coming on the next train. How can he manage that? He sleeps in the back of the jail and lives by the gun? A fast moving story of despair, discovery, passion and change in the lives of four characters as Cilla and Cord work through the turmoil of nature and relationship. Previous published as Tucson Moon and Marshal’s Lady. Edited, expanded and reformatted for your pleasure. less

Is it ever too late for a passionate love? Rose has been widowed for several years from a long-time partner. She doesn’t expect to ever find that kind of love again. She concentrates her work toward her beloved family, who are not of blood but of the warmth of years together. Cooking, maintaining her garden are enough until someone disrupts it all. Ollie has never married, had children of his own. For him, Sam has been like a son. Now though, Sam has a family... moreIs it ever too late for a passionate love? Rose has been widowed for several years from a long-time partner. She doesn’t expect to ever find that kind of love again. She concentrates her work toward her beloved family, who are not of blood but of the warmth of years together. Cooking, maintaining her garden are enough until someone disrupts it all. Ollie has never married, had children of his own. For him, Sam has been like a son. Now though, Sam has a family. Where does that leave Ollie? He had seen a woman he might’ve seen as a wife but she was already married. Then her husband dies. Ollie has to wait to give her time but not too long lest she find another. Others will want her, that, he knows. Can people find a real love in their senior years? Will something come along to disrupt any possibility of a new life even if they do. Check out what gifts life bestows. Previously released as Rose’s Gift. Edited, enlarged and reformatted for your reading pleasure. Enjoy. less