Northern Lights writers present romance and mystery under the Northern Lights

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• Romance and mystery under the Northern Lights

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In for a penny: A couple who believes their marriage is irrevocably broken finds healing, life lessons and hope during a visit to an eccentric relative. Hot shot: When Megan Bristol's fiance jilts her via a text message, her plans to get even with him lead her right into the arms of another man. Shadow trail: A quiet romantic weekend in the north woods of Minnesota turns into a dangerous adventure that Crystal hadn't bargained for. Count the days: Mary never expected her life in a north woods resort to turn to isolation and include an oppressive marriage. When she gets mail and reconnects to an old friend, the door opens to revenge, murder, and escape. Love, fish and fangs: Detective Bob and his family go on vacation and discover a murder. Paperboy son, David, recognizes a customer at the scene. Is David in danger? Heal my heart: 17-year old Julie, unable to take the abuse of her mom and step-father, escapes her prison and grabs a bus for Duluth, Minnesota. Searching for a new life, while encountering dangers and problems, she finds a real family, love and trust when she finds God. Candlelight and silverware: When Bob invites his world traveler boss and his wife to dinner, his Minneapolis suburban housewife, Carol, panics. How will she measure up? Night magic: In depression era Minnesota, Helen Swenson inherits her deceased parents' dream resort--six cabins in need of repair near the Canadian border. Lumberjack Riley Flaherty has recently lost his job. When Helen offers him a job as her 'handyman' he gladly accepts, smitten by her beauty.When wild animals in the northern Minnesota woods threaten them into leaving, they don't give in, but discover true love beneath the northern lights. Breath of God: A girl on a Minnesota farm in the early 1900's has been forced into a woman's responsibilities too soon. Betsy's struggle to come to terms with what her mother planned for her and the expected roles for women brings her into conflict with both family and community expectations. Memories of the love between her parents and her mother's love help Betsy make the decisions she needs to face the future.

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