Bücher von Maelyn Bjork

Meet Tahra Johansson, a pediatric nurse whose engagement comes to a sudden end when her beloved's mother decides she would not 'fit' into the wealthy Blake family. She is left with a two-carat diamond and a house she cannot afford alone. Then there's Mitch Kenyon, a major league baseball player still mourning the death of his baby daughter. He returns from Spring Training to his wife's luxury apartment in New York to find his wife Deidra absent with every bit of evidence of the little girl gone, as if she never existed. Mitch, furious, decides to leave and go back home to Utah. On his way to the mountain town of Deer Valley, he drives into a violent spring snow storm. While trying to help a stranded driver, he breaks his arm, and is taken to a hospital in Salt Lake City where he meets Tahra. Several months later, he is in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and again meets Tahra, whose nursing skills save his life. Soon, they begin a romantic relationship. Can they come together and heal each other's emotional wounds? Can Mitch learn to love again?

Michael and Patricia Novak and friends go to dinner on a snowy New Year's Eve. Patricia collapses at dinner and is taken to a small but new hospital. She is unresponsive and sinks into a coma. The medical personnel soon learn that the wine she drank was poisoned. When she awakes, the personality in her body is Ellie Frasers. She had been brought into the hospital the same night, because Ellie's husband tried to kill her. Ellie's first reaction is that she is safe, and Nick, her husband, will never find her to abuse her again. But who will care for Ellie's two children she dearly loves? Ellie soon learns that Patricia has problems of her own. For starters, who tried to kill her with poisoned wine? Why? Second, there is Michael, Patricia's husband. Even though he is a hunk, what is his agenda? Third, there is a mouthy teenage daughter to deal with. Her only choice is to make a transition into Trish.

More than three years before, leaders of the FLDS colony abandoned three teenage boys in St. George, Utah, to fend for themselves. Even though they were in foster care for a time, they struggled financially. In desperation, the oldest boy, Matt, comes up with a clever plan to rob a local bank, and they are successful. At the time of the robbery, an FLDS woman, Jasmine Jensen, and her son are in the bank. She is on an errand for her ailing husband, Heber. Jasmine's son, Langdon, suggests that he knows one of the robbers.Investigating the robbery are FBI agent Dan Forester and an officer of the St. George PD, Maggie O'Donnell. They meet, and there is an instant attraction between them.As the health of Heber, Jasmine's husband, worsens, she calls on Maggie for help with one of her children. Jasmine's older sister, Jenna, a runaway from the polygamous community sixteen years earlier, has returned to Utah. Jasmine, with Jenna's help, decides to try and escape from the FLDS community with her three children.Dan, a confirmed bachelor, and Maggie begin to date, and their attraction grows. But how can they be together when Dan lives and works in Las Vegas, 115 miles from St. George? Can Jasmine successfully escape the polygamous lifestyle?

Ellie Fraser and her two children are trapped in an abusive, loveless marriage. She met her charming, handsome husband when she was barely out of high school. But as the years went by Nickolas became less interested in her of the children, and their responsibility is thrown on her slender shoulders. On a snowy New Year's, Nickolas flies into a drunken rage and nearly kills her. When she wakes from a coma, she has no memory of her prior life or children, but of another woman's life, skills and memories are in her mind.She must take on Ellie's responsibilities and work to support her two children, but another man comes into her life, and he offers love and a better life for her. Now Ellie must take on the task of reinventing herself. When Nick hears that Ellie is interested in another man, he vows that no one else will have Ellie.