Extended Epilogue: Sarah – One Year Later The ranch smelled like smoke, fresh bread, and pie. Sarah stood near the porch, with Evelyn balanced on one hip, and watched Lily race past for what had to be the twentieth time. “Slow down!” Lily ignored her. Blue ribbons fluttered along the fence rails, tied there that […]
Extended EpilogueA Long-Awaited Love for the Earl I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Two and a half years later – Blackmere Estate Tristan looked down at the small sleeping face nestled against the soft folds of cotton muslin. “Hello, sweet Marguerite,” he whispered. “I think two is enough,” Helena moaned from the bed. She was reclining against a wall of pillows, wrapped in a deep forest-green robe, the […]
Five years later Káanis had certainly imagined herself as a mother one day. But it had all been just a passing thought here and there while growing up. She wasn’t like those of her friends who constantly imagined the day when they would get married and start their own families. But the thoughts she did […]
Extended EpilogueA Native Remedy for the Doctor's Heart I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Extended EpilogueGrace for a Rival's Widow I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Two years later Carrie Church emptied slowly that Sunday morning. Carrie stood near the back with Eli balanced against her hip while Garrett spoke with Reverend Whitby for a few minutes near the front. She looked down at her son’s round little face. She still felt amazed sometimes, realizing she was a mother, with a […]
Extended EpilogueThe Highland Duke’s False Bride I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Two years later The nursery was quiet in the gray hour before dawn, the whole house still asleep around them, and Malcolm stood at the window with Thomas settled warm and heavy against his shoulder, the loch beyond the glass just beginning to catch the first pale light of morning. “You are awake early,” Eleanor […]
Two years later Samuel had been attempting to climb a fence rail for the better part of the morning. “No,” Jesse warned, but the boy ignored him. Jesse shifted him higher against his chest and caught the small hand reaching determinedly toward the weathered timber. “I said no.” Samuel looked up at him with Vera’s […]
