Rivers Between Us : A FREE Small-Town Western Romance

A sweeping epic of the American West, Larry McMurtry's Lonesome Dove transports you to the untamed frontier of the 1870s. Follow former Texas Rangers Augustus "Gus" McCrae and Woodrow F. Call as they embark on one last grand adventure: a cattle drive from the dusty borderlands of Texas to the promising, yet perilous, plains of Montana.

Haunted by memories and yearning for a life beyond their sleepy Texas town, Gus and Call gather a colorful band of cowboys, adventurers, and misfits. Their journey north is fraught with danger—treacherous rivers, unforgiving landscapes, hostile Native American tribes, and ruthless bandits all test the limits of their courage and resilience.

More than just a Western, Lonesome Dove is a story of friendship, love, loss, and the enduring human spirit. With unforgettable characters and breathtaking prose, McMurtry paints a vivid portrait of a bygone era, exploring the myths and realities of the Wild West and the complex legacy of the men and women who dared to tame it. Prepare to be captivated by this Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece—a timeless tale of adventure, heartbreak, and the relentless pursuit of a dream.

Olivia Green had it all: a Manhattan penthouse, a blossoming career, and a fiancé who was one of New York City's most successful businessmen. But her perfect life shatters when she discovers he's a cheat. Heartbroken and disillusioned, Olivia flees the city and returns to her small hometown of Morgan's Bay, Long Island, seeking solace with her family.

In Morgan's Bay, life is slower, simpler, and a world away from the high-stakes world she left behind. When she meets Shane, a local with a deep connection to the town and a heart of gold, Olivia begins to see the possibility of a different kind of happiness. Shane values community, honesty, and the simple joys of life—everything Olivia realizes she's been missing.

As their connection deepens, Olivia must decide if she's ready to trade her past ambitions for a future she never imagined. Can she embrace the small-town life and open her heart to a love that's real, genuine, and all because of him?

Dive into this steamy and heartwarming small-town romance about second chances, finding your way back home, and discovering that sometimes, the greatest treasures are found where you least expect them.

Six summers of whispered secrets, sun-drenched days, and a love that felt like forever. One moment that shattered it all. Now, a decade later, Persephone Fraser is forced to return to Barry's Bay, the place where her heart both soared and broke, and face Sam Florek, the man she's tried—and failed—to forget.

For years, Percy has measured her life in summers spent with Sam: stealing kisses behind the Florek family restaurant, sharing dreams under starry skies, and forging a bond so intense she believed it could withstand anything. But one fateful mistake sent her running, leaving Sam and the idyllic lake life behind.

Now, back for Sam's mother's funeral, the undeniable spark between them reignites. As memories flood back, Percy is torn between the life she's built and the love she left behind. Can she confront the past and the choices that haunt her, or will their history forever eclipse any chance of a future?

Told across the shimmering summers of yesterday and a defining weekend in the present, Every Summer After is a poignant story of first love, second chances, and the enduring power of the places and people that shape us.

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Every Summer After comes a radiant new escape to the lake, where a chance encounter sparks an unforgettable connection.**

Alice believes in the magic of the lake. Her grandmother always said good things happen there, and Alice knows it's true. It was one golden summer at Barry's Bay, spent in a lakeside cottage with her Nan, that ignited her passion for photography and captured a moment – a photo of three laughing teenagers in a yellow speedboat – that would change everything.

Now a photographer, Alice prefers life behind the lens, observing and capturing the stories of others. But when Nan suffers an injury, Alice proposes a return to Barry's Bay, hoping to rekindle the magic of that long-ago summer. Their peaceful retreat is soon disrupted by the familiar roar of a yellow boat and the man at the helm: Charlie Florek.

Years ago, Alice photographed Charlie from afar. Now, he's back, a charming flirt who makes Nan laugh and awakens a longing in Alice for the carefree days of her youth. As sun-drenched days on the lake turn into warm, starlit nights with Charlie, Alice finds her soul healing. But when his piercing green eyes meet hers, she fears her heart might be at risk. Alice has a gift for seeing people, but she's never encountered someone who sees her so completely in return.