Sarah Magarity just broke the first rule of social work: don't get personally involved. But how can she ignore the orphaned tyke who shows up in her office on Christmas Eve? The chance to make a difference is awfully tempting. So's the rancher with the sexy smile who might be the boy's father. Still, Sarah has to be nuts to let Ty Parker sweet-talk her into a cattle drive across rugged Florida wilderness. Ty can't believe he might have a son to carry on his legacy. Still, until the DNA results come back, he isn't making any plans. But a strange thing happens on the open road. Amid rattlesnake scares and cozy campfires, he's growing closer to the boy...and to Sarah, the fiery redhead Ty can't keep out of his arms. They could be a happy family, unless the truth tears them apart....

A short-term solution Could lead to long-term love When Alli Krenek returns to her hometown, she’s surprised to find herself agreeing to become a nanny to Jake Walker’s children. Seventeen years ago, Jake betrayed Alli’s trust, and she’s avoided him ever since. But the more time she spends with Jake, the more his two little ones melt her heart and Alli begins to see the man Jake has become. Is this their chance to finally heal old wounds? From Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope. Hope Crossing Book 1: The Cowgirl's Redemption Book 2: A Christmas Bargain Book 3: Loving the Rancher's Children

A Mother's Last Hope When her troubled teenage son is sent to Camp Hope, Emma Shaver is thrilled and relieved. The therapy horse ranch in Broken Bend, Louisiana, is well-known for giving at-risk teens a new lease on life. There's just one problem--it's owned by her old high school sweetheart, Max Ringgold, who doesn't know he's her son's father. Emma didn't plan on facing her past to ensure her son's future. But when old feelings for Max resurface, Emma must decide if she will reveal the truth to him and restore her family for good.

Ralph Moody was eight years old in 1906 when his family moved from New Hampshire to a Colorado ranch. Through his eyes we experience the pleasures and perils of ranching there early in the twentieth century. Auctions and roundups, family picnics, irrigation wars, tornadoes and wind storms give authentic color to Little Britches. So do adventures, wonderfully told, that equip Ralph to take his father's place when it becomes necessary. Little Britches was the literary debut of Ralph Moody, who wrote about the adventures of his family in eight glorious books, all available as Bison Books.

"The Boy Ranchers" is a captivating series of adventure books written by Willard F. Baker. Set in the vast landscapes of the American West, the stories revolve around three courageous boys named Chip, Ted, and Dick, who live on a ranch and embark on thrilling escapades that test their mettle and forge lifelong friendships. In each book, Chip, Ted, and Dick find themselves caught up in exciting and dangerous situations. From encounters with ruthless outlaws and cunning cattle rustlers to facing the untamed wilderness and its wild inhabitants, the boys must rely on their wits, bravery, and resourcefulness to overcome the challenges that come their way. Along the way, they learn valuable lessons about perseverance, loyalty, and the importance of teamwork. As they navigate the rugged terrain of the American West, the boys showcase their cowboy skills, such as riding horses, roping cattle, and tending to the ranch. Their deep connection to the land and the animals is evident in their profound respect for nature and the rich heritage of the cowboy way of life. With vivid descriptions of the sweeping landscapes, the author paints a vivid picture of the wild and untamed West. Readers will be transported to the open plains, rugged mountains, and wide-open spaces, where danger and adventure lurk around every corner. "The Boy Ranchers" series captures the spirit of the American frontier, offering a thrilling blend of action, mystery, and cowboy culture. Young readers will be captivated by the fast-paced narratives, rooting for Chip, Ted, and Dick as they face adversity and emerge as heroes. Through their adventures, readers will discover the timeless values of courage, determination, and friendship."

From a pioneer of modern U.S. Hispanic literature, and the New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Loco Love and Rain of Gold, comes a gripping, coming-of-age tale that exposes the intensity and sheer will of one brave young immigrant who crosses the Mexican border. Roberto Garcia is only seventeen, but he already has big dreams of making his fortune, building a family, and gaining the respect of his community. With ambition to burn and a passion to prove his manhood, Roberto takes the dangerous journey north, crossing the Mexican border to pick fruit in the “golden fields” of California. It is said that a good man can make more money there in a week than in an entire year in the mountains of Michoacán, his home. With dreams that overshadow harsh realities, Roberto is unprepared for the jammed boxcars and bolted trucks that carry undervalued migrant workers through the searing desert to long days of harsh labor. Raw, powerful, poetic, and heartbreaking, Macho! brings to life the brutality of migrant labor, Cesar Chavez’s efforts to unionize workers, and a vivid portrayal of the immigrant experience through the eyes of a brave young man who bids goodbye to everything he knows to follow his dreams.