FAMILY ISN'T ALL ABOUT BLOOD RELATIONS…Ruth Crawford's private investigator is all but certain that ranch owner, Matt Kincaid's adopted daughter is Ruth's child, who was kidnapped five years before. But even though Ruth manages to land the job as nanny to Matt's six-year-old daughter, she must tread carefully. Matt's the maverick in a wealthy and powerful family and Ruth can't predict what they might do if the adoption's challenged. But Ruth's carefully-laid plan starts to unravel when Matt begins to suspect she's the woman who gave up his daughter for adoption and has come to take her back… Which will happen over his cold dead body.ABOUT THE SERIES: The series begins on the he Kincaid Ranch in Eastern Oregon, then takes readers to the Dancing Moon Ranch, a working guest ranch located in Oregon's Coast range where a mix-up at a fertility clinic sets into motion a sweeping saga that encompasses baby bartering, cover-ups, divorce and a tangle web of righteous lies that carry over into the next generation when the web begins to unravel. The books in the series are not standalone books but are intended to be read in sequence as each book moves forward in time, the series spanning two generations.LEVEL OF SENSUALITY: While some couples in the series make love, much is left to the reader's imagination, focusing on feelings and emotions, not body parts. My goal is to create romances that feature courageous, self-assured heroes with endearing flaws and the gutsy women who capture their hearts, women these unsuspecting cowboys would lay down their lives for. So, please join me in ranch country where the vista goes on forever and chivalry's alive and well.THE FAMILY ALBUM: I invite you to check out my "Dancing Moon Ranch Family Album." In it my 13-book Dancing Moon Ranch series is illustrated with over 600 full-color photographs depicting the ranch and all the characters in the series. You'll also see photos of the "missing years" when the children of the characters in the first four books (heroes and heroines of later books) were growing up on the ranch.
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