Janet Spaeth Books

Eliza has been betrayed and scorned. Eliza Davis’s life is turned upside down when she finds her fiancé with another woman. She flees St. Paul and, with the help of a newfound friend, reestablishe...

Kind hearted woman

By Spaeth Janet Ph. D.

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Colin Hammett is drifting, searching for meaning in life. Maybe 1935 wasn’t the best year to do this—deep in the Great Depression. But this is his life now, and he’s not sure where to turn next. L...

A prairie Christmas collection

By Tracey Victoria Bateman

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Contains nine stories of Christmas romance on the frontier prairie, including selections by Tracey Bateman, Darlene Mindrup, Jill Stengl, and others.

In the cool of the evening

By Janet Spaeth

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Although massive flooding nearly destroyed the town of Wildwood, ND, youth minister Ric Jensen is determined to bring it back to life. He turns the extra rooms in his church into a daycare to help...

Sunshine

By Spaeth Janet Romance Fiction Writer

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"When a page from a Bismarck, North Dakota, newspaper blew up against Olivia Moore's Boston-bound car, her only thought as she retrieved it was to get it into a recycle bin. But the advertisement o...

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