Sandy Grissom

"What do you do when your past, your sexist hang-ups and other differences seem too great to ever be able to truly love someone? That was the problem for three couples who meet but can find no way to get past the issues that keep them apart. There's:The Executive and the Wannabe BakerThe Doctor and the NurseThe Builder and the City OfficialWill conflict keep them apart? Or will they overcome their fears and grab onto that one special love?."--

The Train Station is a series of vignettes about a couple who own a travel agency and a father and son who guard an unseen by most train station. The train delivers certain people into the past to a destiny their present life cannot match. It is as if an unfulfilled need in the past reaches out to find someone in the present who can meet that need. The unrest causes a person to seek out the travel agency. They are then sent to the train who takes...

Three Boston sisters are alone after the death of their father. The oldest is a tomboy and teased by her sisters that she will never find a husband. The middle sister, Debbie, is a twin to the oldest, Callie. She is Suzy homemaker and at twenty one still hopeful that she might marry and have a family. The youngest girl, Emily, has just been jilted and left without hope for a marriage. She has become bitter toward men. The three decide to take a wagon...

"In the 1700s the Scotch-Irish people came to America. They left behind poverty and mistrust only to find much of the same in the hills of Appalachia. They settled with other Scotch-Irish hoping to find seclusion to live as they wanted, to worship God and to be free of restrictions. The people contributed much to America. They were instrumental in fighting the English side by side with the very settlers who didn't understand them. They gave us bootleg...

"Did you ever feel like you lived in the wrong era? That life had gotten much too complicated for you and you wished that things could be simpler? What if...just suppose you could move back in time to a time you'd always been enamored with? A time that fueled your excitement in living instead of the dread you feel on waking up each morning? What if your destiny lay back there in the past? What if??."--

"Looking to Belong contains two stories. The first is about a woman thrust out of the place she has always known. In her attempt to discover a new place to belong, she drives across country. Unknown to her, at least for a time, she is driving into the past, a past that is calling out to her. Joe's Bar is a story of a man who discovers a door in time. He sends people he thinks belongs in the past through that door in the back of his bar. They think...

This is the second book in my series of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice books. The first 'The Other Bennet Sisters' told my version of what happened to Kitty and Mary. Then I simply could not allow Lydia to stay forever with the horrible Mr. Wickham. She had much reflection and growing up to do to find true happiness. This book details her struggle for love and then for reconciliation with her family. Most of them anyway. In the process other women...

A lady witnesses a murder is beieng stalked by a killer. She runs away and hides out on a ranch with a very handsome rancher. Little does she know he trained to be an investigator before inheriting the ranch.He can protect her but only if she is honest about her past. Duplicate IDs cause him to think the girl he has come to care for has lied to him.he doesn't know she is due to testify against a powerful mafia leader who want to silence her. The rancher...

Mari Briggs has been best friends with Jeri Morton since they were kids. Mari loves Clint Allen but he has gone with Jeri since grade school. An off the cuff remark causes Jeri to leave town for college which she has always wanted.Wwithout telling Mari and leaving her to give the news to Clint. She thinks he will be devastated and will need a friend. But will Jeri being gone give her an opportunity to show Clint she is worthy of pursuing? Will another...

The second book in the Cambridgeshire seriesA gentleman has been raised by a hermit uncle. He is heir to his uncle but sadly does not know how to behave as an estate owner ought to. His uncle's business practices don't seem to fit him and he has no idea how to mingle with other gentlemen. Not at all with the lord of Farthingale estate. He dresses like his uncle in funereal clothes and so the ladies cannot see anything of value in him. Then there is...