Judith Miller

Ewan McKay came to West Virginia to help his uncle Hugh start a brickmaking operation. But when Hugh makes an ill-advised deal, the foundation Ewan has built begins to crumble. Can the former owner's beautiful daughter help Ewan save the brickworks—and his future?

Bestselling author's story of the conflict created for life and love in the labor strife at Pullman, in the company town near turn-of-the-century Chicago.

When the love of her life, Evan, goes missing after a hurricane strikes Bridal Veil Island in 1898, Melinda Colson returns to search for him, but as she settles into a new job, and a new life, how long will she be able to hold out hope?

Compellingly weaves together the heartrending and hope-building stories of two young women in 1840s Massachusetts.

Caught between the interests of two men, Daughtie's life turns asunder during a factory strike in this bestselling historical series. Bells of Lowell Book 3.

A young woman struggles to keep her ancestral property in 1886 Georgia, and discovers the man her father hired to help is more than he seems.