There’s Still Joy At The End Of Summer: Four Historical Romance Novellas

Prelude: Tessa The Strong & Daniel Her Cowboy - The bumping of the wagon under Tessa jolted her awake. She tried to remember where she was and why she was in a wagon but the pain in her head clouded her mind. She tried to force her eyes open to take a look around but her head hurt too much and she slipped back into unconsciousness. The only thing she could grasp before everything faded into black was the thought that she wasn't alone.
Rebecca Rides Into Nathan's Heart, is a beautiful romance about Nathan, who advertises for his wife but gets. Riding her own horse and dressed in working buckskins, Rebecca shows up at his ranch in California, unannounced, after finding his ad in her newspaper. He begrudgingly lets her stay if she'll cook them three meals a day and do some other 'womanly' chores. This she does not want because she thinks it's a big waste of her talent.
She can hunt, fish, and break horses and many other things. Can she love? Only time will tell if these two strong spirits can get along without destroying any chances of a relationship. Heading For Greener Pastures Along The Oregon Trail, is a Christian pioneer novella about one family's journey to the West and about the hardships which had to be overcome such as a shortage of food and losing a wagon along the way, and many other trials and obstacles.
Only their strong faith and love for God carried them through each day to their ritual of--after eating--gathering together and reading from the family bible. As they get towards the end of their journey, there's a major decision to be made. Christian Lumberjack In The Old West, is a wonderful and emotional novella about one man's journey into life, and the old west, when he goes to Oregon to become a lumberjack.
His story is told through a contemporary woman, a librarian in New York who finds most of the man's journal in the dusty reaches of the library basement. Through the pages of his story--one of inspiration and hope--he lives on and his words end up being a major factor in her own life, by convincing her to become both a better Christian, and a better human being.