Regina Jennings. Bethany House, $14.99 trade paper (368p) ISBN 978-0-7642-0990-1
Jennings’s debut novel will have historical romance fans flocking to her tale that puts a Texas spin on the story of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz. Rosa Garner, widowed daughter-in-law of widow Louise Garner, returns with her to Lockhart, Tex., to take over
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Regina Jennings. Bethany House, $14.99 trade paper (352p) ISBN 978-0-7642-0992-5
Jennings (Sixty Acres and a Bride) creates a strong heroine in this historical romance that veers between comedy and drama. Anne Tillerton has become a tough buffalo hunter in Texas, late 1883, for a good reason; there’s trauma in her past. She’s a...
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Regina Jennings. Bethany House, $14.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-0-7642-1142-3
Betsy Huckabee is a spirited, adventurous woman writing for her uncle’s newspaper in the little town of Pine Gap, Mo.—not the most common occurrence during the 19th century. She dreams of being published in a big-city newspaper, and her rejections...
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Regina Jennings. Bethany House, $15.99 trade paper (352p) ISBN 978-0-7642-1893-4
Jennings introduces readers to an abundant cast in this first installment of The Fort Reno Series set in 1880s Kansas. Louisa “Lovely Lola” Bell is the featured singer at the Cat Eye Saloon until the owner replaces her with another performer. Out of
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Regina Jennings. Bethany House, $15.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-0-7642-1895-8
Jennings (The Lieutenant’s Bargain) returns to 1889 Oklahoma Territory in this excellent third installment to the Fort Reno series. When President Harrison signs an order opening up 3,000 square miles of prairie to homesteaders, 21-year-old Caroline
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Regina Jennings. Bethany House, $15.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-0-7642-3534-4
Jennings (The Major’s Daughter) introduces readers to the rough and tumble town of Joplin, Mo., in this fun inspirational adventure set in 1898. Undercover Pinkerton agent Calista York is hired to find Lila, the daughter of a Chicago gangster with...
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Regina Jennings. Bethany House, $16.99 trade paper (320p) ISBN 978-0-7642-3536-8
Self-taught architect Olive Kentworth bristles against the sexism of 19th-century Missouri in the winning third entry in Jennings’s Joplin Chronicles series (after Proposing Mischief). Olive longs to be accepted as an architect and pounces on the...
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