Book 13 Sylvia's Haven

Having two genius brothers had never done anything to boost Sylvia Harris’ self-confidence. On the contrary, with a Harvard Professor for a father, she was forced to try to compete with them at every turn. To get out from under Homer and Keats’ huge shadows, Sylvia placed an advert in the Matrimonial News and was more surprised than anyone when a doctor answered and asked her to marry him.

The only problem was, he worked at a lunatic asylum.

How would Sylvia adjust to being surrounded by the mentally infirm?

Would she uncover the plot against an innocent young girl that had her wrongly locked away, living in hell?

Book 14 Diamond Debbie

Debbie has a wonderful life with a loving family. She is following her dream, thanks to her father's generosity, and studying to be a dentist. After a sudden tragic change in her life circumstances, Debbie finds herself destitute and living with an aunt who does not want her. Persuaded to travel to San Francisco to marry a man she has never met, Debbie arrives in the West to yet more tragic news. Debbie's world is turned upside down yet again and if it weren't for the kindness of the nuns at the Protestant Orphanage she'd be out on the street. Resolved to keep her faith in the Lord's greater plan for her, Debbie's life takes another twist when she meets the handsome George Alders. But life has a way of throwing you curve balls when you least expect it - will Debbie get the happily ever after that she longs for?

Debbie's lifelong dream is to be a dentist. Will she ever attain her greatest wish? And is the society lady's suggestion even possible?

Debbie trusts George, and there is no doubt about that. But can she trust the beautiful Bella Cummings?

Book 15 Mad Maddy

Maddie McLean's maddening inability to follow rules and do as society expects of her is driving her parents to distraction. After Maddie's thoughtlessness almost causes her father to lose an important business deal, her parents decide to send Maddie to a training course out West in San Francisco. Maddie eagerly agrees. Perhaps this will be her chance for the life of adventure and excitement that she craves. She happily waves Atlantic City goodbye and sets off for her new life out West. Unfortunately, it doesn't take long for Maddie to be caught up in her new friend Lorna Willoughby's web of lies and deceit, and things suddenly get a little complicated.

Lorna's plan appears to be a sure way for the girls to get money, but why didn't Maddie stop and consider exactly what she was getting herself into before she agreed to go along with it?

John Schneider is certainly a man of unusually find appearance but he is also a man who doesn't care to be deceived. Will Maddie be forced into marrying a man that she barely knows?