Caleb's Bride — Norah Hess

ROXANNE SHERWOOD
Boston-bred, virginal and newly orphaned, she was not prepared to face the hardships of the primitive Kentucky wilderness or the roughness and easy familiarity of the backwoodsmen who pursued her.

PROUD
Caleb Coleman had claimed her as his wife and forced her to submit to his every desire. But, without love and without a real marriage, Roxanne was determined to resist him or bring him to her terms.

SPIRITED
Seth Hale had never touched her, but he offered Roxanne the perfect marriage she thought she wanted. But when she found him with a young Indian girl, she realized Seth could never be the man for her.

BEAUTIFUL
The Indians called her "Golden Woman," and word of her pale beauty spread throughout the territory. Roxanne tried to ignore the lecherous stares and pretended she didn't understand what people were saying about her. But the chase was on, and inevitable she was going to be drawn into a trap. . . .