The Men of Bitter Creek

From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Joan Johnston comes two classic stories of the unforgettable MEN OF BITTER CREEK.

Cale Landry

When THE MAN FROM WOLF CREEK leaves his secluded mountain refuge to seek revenge on the thief who robbed him, he never expected he’d end up taking home the wily old bandit’s gorgeous and spirited daughter Raven. But Cale will never get back what he lost, until he learns to trust in love.

Conn Benton

Conn Benton is shocked at the suggestion he should marry a Winthrop—especially that tall, redheaded Emaline—to end the feud between their families.  He might marry her and bed her, but he has no intention of loving her. It takes a Yuletide miracle, THE CHRISTMAS BABY, to heal his vengeful heart.

From New York Times bestselling author and romance legend Joan Johnston come two favourite stories about true love and family, available together for the first time.

The Man From Wolf Creek

Seeking restitution from the elderly ingrate who robbed him, a reclusive, huge and handsome ⡥ast⟯f a mountain man receives a most unorthodox compensation: the old thief's ⡥auty⟯f a daughter. Now this unlikely pair discovers that true love can find you when you least expect it.

The Christmas Baby

Having wed to end the warring ways of their feuding Texas families, a reluctant bride and groom find life together and unending battle––until a beautiful arrival at Christmastime teaches them the true meaning of peace and joy and love.

“Joan Johnston [creates] unforgettable subplots and characters who make every fine thread weave into a touching tapestry.” - Affaire de Coeur

“Regency and historical romance devotees will find Johnston lively and well-written, and her characters perfectly enchanting.” - Publishers Weekly

“Joan Johnston continually gives us everything we want...fabulous details and atmosphere, memorable characters, a story that you wish would never end, and lots of tension and sensuality.” - Romantic Times BOOKclub

“Johnston employs more plot twists than a soap opera, but she carefully controls each entanglement to craft a warm and charming homespun tale.” - Publishers Weekly

“...a brisk romance chock full of compelling conflicts and strong local color.” - Publishers Weekly on Comanche Woman