Barbara Baldwin Libros

Jaci Eastman believes only reality can be photographed. So how can she photograph a man who doesn't exist in her time beside a carousel horse that doesn't exist in his? When Jaci is inadvertently drawn through time to 1874 while photographing a restored carousel from that period, she lands at Wildwood horse farm and must reply on the good graces of its owner, Nicholas Westbrooke. Nicholas is a man who likes routine, but Jaci unwittingly shatters his illusions about women, passion and love. She tells stories of flying machines and teaches science to his niece. She's outrageous in her dress, manners and language, and yet he finds her irresistible. Jaci has adjusted to life in the nineteenth century and finds herself falling in love with Nicholas. But when he begins carving the exact horse that transported her through time, will she use it to return to her present, or stay and create a new reality? (Previously published as Carousel) Reviews "Wow. Double Wow! An outstanding book" Cheryl, Fallen Angel Reviews "Sexy and the romance is steeped deep so that you fall in love with the characters and can't help but cheer for them." - Simply Romance Reviews

Good things, and bad, seem to come in three’s. #1 -- Megan Anderson is an out of work cyber crime investigative reporter. She decides to take a job as a guide in historic Boston, but as she conducts tours along the Charles River, a Revolutionary War era ghost makes her presence known and threatens Megan’s peace of mind. #2 – Megan returns to the cyber field when Cal Garrett, a Boston police detective, pulls her into a murder investigation involving an internet treasure hunting game. She doesn’t anticipate that her childhood crush, now a devastatingly handsome law man, will awaken a passion neither of them wants to ignore. #3 -- Megan has always been the best friend of Cal’s sister, but when she returns to Boston all grown up, his feelings dramatically change from brotherly friendship to something highly combustible. However, her belief in ghosts and Cal’s belief in scientific police work will put them at odds. When Cal allows Megan to enter the game to help solve a crime, he puts her in danger and only solving the riddle of the game will save her. That, and suspending his disbelief to ask a ghost for help.

Ryan hopes the adage "you can't go home again" isn't true because he hopes to find a miracle in his hometown. A single dad, he quits his job and takes Emma, his ten year old daughter, back to Snow, the sometimes magical coal mining town in the hills of western Pennsylvania.In addition to helping his aunt at the bakery, Ryan reconnects with a group of friends he's known all his life as they struggle with the controversy for more efficient energy - coal versus wind - hard to do in a coal mining town. As autumn turns to winter, Emma explores the secrets of Snow with her new friend, Charlie. When they discover an old man, new to town, remodeling the toy store, they set out to prove he's Santa Clause.Always Believe is a heartwarming story with all the enchantment of the holiday - a small town with stores like the Snickerdoodle Bakery and Wonderland Bookstore, a snow festival and children's Christmas pageant, a touch of romance, and of course, a miracle or two.