The second book in the Lost Anderson series is here, and it comes to you with a kicking and screaming heiress. Brielle Storm inherits a dilapidated ranch in the wilds of Montana and she isn't happy about her situation in the least. She may be moving to her new home, and she may be planning on doing whatever it takes to make her billionaire father happy, but she certainly won't be doing it with a smile on her face. No. Brielle plans on coming to Montana, hiring some ranch hand to do all the work, and then getting out of there before the first winter snow has a chance to hit. Montana isn't a state that offers predictable weather and Brielle is going to find out that the land isn't the only thing she has to fear. When her hotter than any city boy ever dreams of being, cowboy neighbor shows up on her doorstep, Brielle decides that maybe Montana isn't so bad after-all. That is until he laughs openly at her city girl ways. Then, she has something to prove...

Fighting to survive, Misty Elton takes one look at the man standing in front of her and knows she needs to make a decision - does she want to live? Discovering that her boyfriend is storing enough drugs to supply a small country, she looks for an escape route. He's standing in the doorway - standing in the way of her freedom. Misty has nothing left - no family, no friends, no one she can rely on. She is all alone and frightened. Managing to get past her ex, she flees, running away and landing in Seattle, she changes her appearance, her name, her life. After a year, she begins to feel safe. Her ex won't find her. She's beginning to pick up the pieces of her once shattered existence and carve out a new world for herself. That is, until a tall, well-dressed man shows up at her job and tells her they need to talk - and he knows her real name. Fleeing to get away from him, she rushes to the back room and grabs her Taser. When she hits him with it, she thinks she's home free. She's not. All Misty has done is really tick off Bryson Winchester, and all he's trying to do is help her by getting her scum of an ex off the streets. Misty has a choice to make. Is this a man she can believe in? Is any man worthy of her precious trust? She'll find the answers, though they may not be what she expects or wants - her entire world is about to be turned upside down, because not only will she find there are some men out there worth trusting - she will find out the secret of her birth - the reality of who she really is. Some things should stay in the past - and others... Other things will come back with a vengeance.

"To Speak of His Glory: Poems of Grace and Celebration" is a collection of poems in two parts. The first section contains poems of faith which relate ways that the author, a "cradle Episcopalian", has experienced God at work in her life. The second section is made up of poems about nature--birds and beasts, flowers and trees, passing seasons--all the beauty and glory of creation. The author writes in styles ranging from sonnets to haiku to free verse, with rhymes and without depending on the poem, and makes frequent use of extended metaphor in her attempts to capture a wide variety of subjects and experiences.