Mildred Colvin: 49 books

“This is the man I will marry.” Hannah Zorn looks across the room at the tall, handsome stranger with assurance in her heart that he will one day be her husband. Her best friend scoffs at her premonition. Her twin sister sets her sights on the same man and appears to be winning his love until...

Was she a mail-order bride or the ill-gotten prize of a gambler? Rose O'Brien lost her family during the potato famine in Ireland--all except her older brother who lived in America. She'd resigned herself to marry a man she didn't love, until an unexpected letter came from across the seas,...

Double cousins raised as sisters! Anne Atwood and Colleen O’Brien navigate the troubled waters of growing up and falling in love. When Anne falls for William Rohmeier, her perfect man, the one Colleen calls Anne’s knight in shining armor, everything goes awry. William leaves Denver...

Her son prayed for a father. She prayed for a husband. Come to Pleasant Spring, Missouri, at the northern edge of the Ozarks, where almost everyone knows everyone else. Like all small towns, hopes and dreams are shared with laughter and tears, love and prayers. Come fall in love with the unforgettable...

In 1896, Becky Campbell heads west to work as a waitress in one of Fred Harvey’s famous restaurants in western Kansas. Then a train wreck and a bump on her head steal her memory. Believed to be Rebecca Winters and engaged to marry Kyle Benson, she continues to Oakville, Kansas, and falls in love...

Hope Wilson lost her husband and little girl in one terrible night. Come to Pleasant Spring, Missouri, at the northern edge of the Ozarks, where almost everyone knows everyone else. Like all small towns, hopes and dreams are shared with laughter and tears, love and prayers. Come fall in love...

Gold is a harsh taskmaster, but true love endures forever. Sarah Rohmeier fell for David Latshaw the first time she saw him when she was only fourteen years old. Even her parents’ disapproval couldn’t change her mind. Mama said his father was a drunk, and the apple didn’t fall far from...