Книги автора: Janice Kay Johnson

Adopting one child is challenge enough for a single woman like Suzanne Chauvin. Now that she has the…

Helen Schaefer isn't getting marriedThat's what she's decided, anyway–because she simply can't stand…

Carrie St. John: Wealthy, privileged and…adopted?The idea would be preposterous, except…Carrie has n…

Where does she belong?Now that the «real» daughter of her adoptive parents has returned, Eve Lawson …

Love comes before duty… Faith refuses to be with a man who feels a sense of obligation towards her. …

Standing between her…and dangerReturning to her hometown is Cait McAllister’s chance to stand on her…

Forgiveness is a choice – love isn’tNate Hendrick’s and Anna Grainger’s lives were changed – and ent…

For the sake of her daughters can she marry a stranger?Lynn Chanak is living the nightmare every mot…

On a beautiful spring night Mindy Fenton went to bed thinking all was right in her world. Before it …

Is an independent cop the best family man?Niall MacLachlan's one priority is the law. He fought his …

Who has the best claim on the child?It’s been more than ten years since exhausted new mother Dana St…

The moment Captain Colin McAllister sees her on TV he knows. She may call herself Nell Smith, but sh…

When gratitude becomes friendship…and something more.Cole Meacham has only been out of prison a coup…

All Teresa wants under her Christmas tree is Joe Hughes!Teresa has finally met her perfect man. Joe …

No emotional connection means zero risk of being hurt. DEA agent Conall MacLachlan has learned that …

Temptation is so close! To protect her son, Mark, Ciara Malloy has moved to this rural area in Washi…

A terrified little witnessWhen army ranger Gabe Decker is asked to protect an orphan and her psychol…

The terrible twos are nothing compared to the traumatic teens.David Whitcomb is a good father and on…

There's a right way, then there's the wrong wayNobody knows that better than police captain Duncan M…

It’s like coming home Finding his mother is the only reason Adrian Rutledge would set foot in this b…