G.K. Hall large print romance series

Her cornsilk hair loose in the wind, Liberty drove her Conestoga wagon as if the devil were after her. She had run away from New York when her pa demanded she marry Stith Lenning, a domineering coward who would use her body and break her spirit. Liberty's response was NEVER . . . never, as long as a land waited in the West where a river ran fast and a woman was free to follow her dreams. But rampaging Indians along the Wabash's deep waters and Stith's relentless pursuit were more than even a feisty beauty could handle. Then, guns blazing, frontiersman Farr Quill rode into her life. With the same steely strength that had tamed the wilderness, he offered Liberty his protection . . . all he demanded in return was her total surrender.

WRITTEN UNDER THE NAME FERN MICHAELS - Reuben. Mickey. Bebe. Daniel. Their lives were forever entwined by the events of World War I. Out of their savage passions, desperate deceptions, and unrequited love, a legacy was born. Now, twenty years later, their story continues. Once again, it will be Mickey who forges their destinies, with a desperate call on the eve of the Occupation, and the rescue of the unclaimed son who will end all their lives colliding in... SINS OF THE FLESH From the danger an intrigue of the French Resistance to the glitter and grandeur of Hollywood in the 1940s, here is a spellbinding saga.

Jill Conrad was made an offer she thought she couldn't refuse: a month long stay at an artists' colony in Maine in the company of a charming man she hardly knew but who knew he wanted her. She needed a peaceful break from her hectic life in New York and from her past. Her future seemed bright and hopeful but fear and darkness were about to rear their ugly heads. Jill's carefree attitude gave way to doubts when this strange new man insisted she stay for a month; then those doubts snowballed into full-fledged fear when she heard a simple story. It was the story of a young girl who died there 25 years earlier, a girl Jill had never met but whom she found herself having a little too much in common with. Would Jill end up just like her?

Neula and her mother were safe, for the moment. Neula's stepfather would never seek his runaway wife at her childhood home, now the property of the notorious Marquis of Kerne, dubbed 'the Pied Piper' for the conquests that were the scandal of the Court... But, in the breathless space of a heartbeat, Neula's sanctuary became an island of love, and danger, as the Marquis faced the implacable vengeance of a murderous Russian prince!

BRIDE OF LIES Raised behind the cloistered walls of a Paris convent, seventeen-year-old Suzanne Duprée was hardly prepared to become mistress of a magnificent New Orleans estate, let alone become the wife of virtual stranger. But both had happened. Too late she learned that she'd been taken as a bride to save Keith Savage's land, land that also housed his quadroon mistress! She knew now she had to unshroud the secrecy surrounding her own mysterious heritage. On a brazen quest from the glorious mansions of Savannah to the seamy brothels of New Orleans, she would learn the truth about the past she had to find and the man she dared to desire....

Rue was happily married to her "Prince Charming," a wealthy, handsome man, but when a killer strikes and names Rue the next victim, she fears that her husband may be the killer

When Linnie Colsworth comes West to visit relatives in Omaha, she is plunged into a wider, more hazardous world than she has ever known. She travels up the Missouri to deliver a "Dear John" message to her cousin's fiance, a handsome lieutenant--and becomes the wife of this stranger.

When Wynn Selworth implores Prometheus, a supposed male literary essayist who is actually Phillippa Lisle, to help him, Phillippa poses as Prometheus' liaison since she is determined never to reveal her secret, and together they embark on a madcap adventure of love.

Captive #2 Bestselling author Fern Michaels has thrilled generations of readers with her glorious love stories and sweeping romantic sagas. Here is a classic historical tale of passion on the high seas as one woman dares to win back the man who stole her fortune–and her heart. . . .Proud and beautiful Sirena Cordez once commanded her own ship, battling pirates to avenge her sister’s brutal death. But Sirena’s life as the Sea Siren ends when she meets Regan van der Rys. Handsome, ruthless, and as fearless as she, Regan is the only man who can possess her body and soul. Once enemies on water, they become lovers on land until their marriage is shattered by heartbreaking tragedy. Abandoned by her husband and left to face an uncertain future, the Sea Siren hoists sail again, embarking on a passion-filled voyage to reclaim her destiny.

The time is the Civil War, and the house is Bel Chance, a great Southern mansion located in West Virginia, not yet a state. The Chance family is divided against itself: one brother is in the Confederate Army and two others take the Union side, although the eldest does not fight. Now their father has died, and, surprisingly, left half his estate to Lucinda, his daughter by a second marriage. But he appointed his eldest son, Jeff, her guardian until she became eighteen or married, and Jeff is determined that his half sister will not inherit...

Historical romance. Seeking revenge against the pirates who killed her sister, Sirena Cordez takes to the high seas herself as the pirate Sea Siren.

Three years after being disappointed by Ryder, a friend who skipped out on her after her husband died, Lynn Danfort is surprised when Ryder suddenly reappears in her life and expresses a romantic interest in her.

"I am going to kill you". That was the message that Anne found in her typewriter on that fateful day. Was it a prank, written by her fiance's niece -- or was it a serious threat? Anne's marriage to wealthy New York socialite lawyer Brent Wystan had been shadowed by the menacing memory of his first wife, Melora. Although hated by Brent's widowed sister-in-law Cassie, Melora had been adored by Cassie's children. Cassie continued to run Brent's home so smoothly that Anne felt useless and a trespasser. Then another ominous note follows the first . . .