Three couples find places to call home--and potential love--in this trio of romantic novellas set in Western communities.

Midnight Sons and Daughters by New York Times -bestselling author Debbie Macomber

There's something special about Alaska--and about the town of Hard Luck. Scott O'Halloran grew up there; he's been away for years, but now he's back. To stay? Everybody's wondering--especially Chrissie Harris. The girl he left behind . . .

The Glory Girl by Judith Bowen

Glory, Alberta. A cowboy town in cowboy country. Hannah Parrish loves it here. "Once from a small town, always from a small town," says Jack Gamble, ex-prospector, a man who's ready to come home. He wants to find a "nice, quiet Glory girl. "And that's exactly what Hannah is--even if Jack doesn't know it yet.

Promise Me Picket Fences by Janice Kay Johnson

Melanie Parker never wants to leave Elk Springs, Oregon. After a lifetime of moving, she finally has a big house with a picket fence. To Kevin McNeil, that sounds like prison. They could walk away from each other right now--if they weren't falling in love . . .