From a USA Today bestselling author, Pamela Morsi’s Runabout is “Pure enjoyment, warm characters, wonderful situations,” says RT Magazine.
Spring,1916. Best friends Tulsa May Bruder and Luther Briggs are on a mission. After a very public jilting, everybody is looking at Tulsa May with such sad, sorrowful eyes. Can a pretend romance turn that pity into gossip?
From a USA Today bestselling author, Pamela Morsi’s Runabout is “Pure enjoyment, warm characters, wonderful situations,” says RT Magazine.
Spring,1916. Best friends Tulsa May Bruder and Luther Briggs are on a mission. After a very public jilting, everybody is looking at Tulsa May with such sad, sorrowful eyes. Can a pretend romance turn that pity into gossip? The plain preacher’s daughter and the handsome heartthrob with the bad reputation. Would anyone even believe it? Convincing the town requires moonlit walks, stolen kisses and a brassiere used as a fan belt.
“Morsi’s novel has a strong sense of time and place… rural American in the days of carousels, country dances and the simple pleasures of church and home.” –Publishers Weekly
Territory Trysts
Kate Manion is a dreamer mired in the real world. She’d dreamed of being a painter. Finding herself in charge of her family, she works in an office instead. So when she is given the gift of a week’s vacation on an old-fashioned tall ship, she can be forgiven for succumbing to fantasy. Especially when she finds herself caught in the sights of the captain of the ship, Englishman Jack Whelan.
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A troubled present…
A Nor’easter is predicted in Coldwater Cove and storm chaser, Emma Ross, is desperate to improve warning times with her research so no one has to live through what she did. Armed with her equipment, she sets out to capture the storm but captures a group of men and girls crossing the frozen ice instead. When she tries to help, they shoot at her.
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"One of my all-time favorite authors!" -- Julia Quinn, New York Times #1 Bestselling Author
Readers who fell in love with Lucien De Montforte, the powerful and manipulative Duke of Blackheath in Danelle Harmon's internationally bestselling De Montforte Brothers Series, will welcome his reappearance -- and interference -- in this heartwarming Christmas novella set in England of 1779.
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