Janet Syas Nitsick: 8 books

"Help!" said the eyes of my husbnad, Paul, as he stared glassy-eyed at me. He was submerged in the deep end of the hotel's swimming pool. Quickly, I swam over to him ... to pull my oldest autistic son, Brad, off of him." This begins one personal story presented in Seasons of...

In Ruth Ann Nordin's story The Purchased Bride: Ada Wilcox never thought her brother would answer a mail-order bride ad on her behalf.  Worse, he's sold her--sight unseen--to a complete stranger.  As she travels to Nebraska, she doesn't know whether to be angry with her brother or...

Slipping out of her father's New York mansion on her wedding day, Nina Robert stands outside her home in the snow to hail a cab. The cabbie pulls up just before her father would return in his rig with the minister. She gets inside the cab, and the horses clomp to the train depot. With little...

As Edith marches down the aisle, she believes she is marrying the man of her dreams. But things are not always what they seem. Her truthful, steadfast and faithful husband was hiding a secret -- a secret so hurtful that bitterness consumed her. Can this marriage be saved for the sake of their...

Thunderbolts echoed and rain pelted down as distraught Betty Chapman stood in agony to express her heartache from a broken courtship in Janet Syas Nitsick’s new clean, historical romance, When Hearts Rekindle. This is her third and last book in the Great Plains Series.  To escape her pain,...

The Bride's Choice: Shy and clumsy Jack Warren has finally found the woman of his dreams, but her father wants her to marry his brother instead. When the Whistle Blows: Hugh Warren makes a deal to marry someone's daughter as part of a land agreement. But when he meets the perfect lady, he must find a way out of the agreement, even if it means a little matchmaking

Jim Ward was in a tizzy when the president of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary College presented him The Bride List of ladies for him to court and suggested he start with Betty Chapman. A sweet woman, the president said. Oh, but that horse face of hers made Jim pine for his childhood nemesis,...

Courtships and Carriages, a sweet Christian romance, returns readers to the Midwest in 1893, where men who drove fancy carriages like debonair Nolan Branford could make ladies’ hearts flutter, such as Gwen Ward’s. Her heart raced every time she saw him, especially when these rides included secret...