FAIR GAME
A Fair to Remember, Book Two
by Carol Cox

The 1893 World's Fair will alter       
Dinah Mayhew's ambitions.

Dinah moves to Chicago, looking for excitement, a new job, and her father. She finds all that and more when she meets Seth Howell, an intriguing man and dedicated preacher. When Dinah offers to help Seth in his work with Chicago's lower class, romance fairly blossoms. But matters take a turn for the worse when Dinah's obnoxious cousin, Gladys, appears on the scene and begins looking for love in all the wrong places.

When Gladys suddenly disappears, a plea to the Chicago police force bears little fruit, prompting Dinah and Seth to investigate on their own. But in their search for Gladys, they find themselves Fair Game in a maze of secrecy and deception, putting their budding romance --and their very lives--at stake.

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TICKET TO TOMORROW
A Fair to Remember, Book One
by Carol Cox
 

Annie Trenton's life will change
forever at the 1893 World's Fair.

When Annie and Silas Crockett--her traveling companion and the scatterbrained partner of her late husband--step off the train at Chicago's Terminal Station, they walk straight into political intrigue. A stranger collides with
Silas. . .and more than a satchel is unintentionally exchanged, drawing Annie, Silas, and a handsome rodeo rider into a world of deceptions and conspiracies. When Annie's keen powers of observation threaten to expose devious plots, more than her exhibition plans hang in the balance. Will Annie lose her life before she has a chance to surrender her heart?

COPPER SUNRISE
by Carol Cox

Hoping to help Arizona achieve statehood any way she can, Catherine moves from the ranch she's always called home to Phoenix to begin a new job at a land investment company. With a quick promotion, Catherine soon forgets to keep the Lord as her priority. Mitchell Brewer, a journalist for the Phoenix Clarion, can hardly believe his luck in getting to write interviews of the most influential pacesetters of Arizona's future. But when some of the land sales look to be a cover for fraud, he knows he has to write the truth, even if it costs him dearly. so dearly than any future with Catherine could be gone.

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