Her heart could not forget him… Years have passed since the Gallant family became separated from their patriarch during the British exile from Nova Scotia, but Gabrielle and her mother refuse to give up. They travel to the sleepy shores of Bayou Teche for Joseph Gallant's return, while Gabrielle also waits for a visit from Captain Jean Bouclaire, a Louisiana privateer who has stolen her heart. Captain Jean Bouclaire has finally decided to settle...

One day, just like that, everything changed... As Gabrielle writes in her morning pages, she is flooded with vivid memories of the past and intense responses to the present. She re-examines her choices throughout her life. A woman among men jockeying for power, Gabrielle is direct, unshakable and has created a world for herself where she rules alone. She has fought hard for her independence. Yet, she is in search for love and longs to be a housewife...

The musically gifted but developmentally challenged Gabrielle lives in a group home with four other adults who have similar disabilities. Like all young women, Gabrielle wants her independence, but of course her situation is exceptional. When she falls in love with a similarly challenged young man in her choir, she discovers that both the families and the social workers are alarmed; can these two handle an adult relationship? Then Gabrielle's beloved...

Jean is a successful publisher. He has refined tastes and abundant material possessions, among which he seems to include his wife, Gabrielle. But in a single afternoon, Gabrielle decides to leave him for another man and then abruptly reverses her decision. Now, everything that Jean believed to be true about his life and marriage falls apart.

She's sure her husband loves another woman... All her life, Gabrielle has been an afterthought, never someone's priority. Desperate to escape her stepmother's household, she makes a reckless plan… and ends up married to the wrong man. Felix Hood has no experience with anything more than shallow relationships, but he's determined to do right by his new wife. Unfortunately, she blows hot and cold, confusing and frustrating him. When her behavior goes...

Gabrielle's night time journey begins as she prepares for bed. Traveling through the United States, narrated loosely by the iconic lyrics of Woody Guthrie's song This Land is Your Land, little Gabrielle discovers that this is her land too.

What if you woke up in someone else's life?All Gabrielle wanted was to sell the last remaining piece of her father so she could pay the bills. But When her mom moves them to the small town of Envisage, Gabrielle finds herself drawn to a hidden antique shop and its mysterious owner.A strange gift sends Gabrielle back in time, placing her in the middle of an epic battle between good and evil, where she's unraveling histories darkest secrets. But when...

What if you discovered you were a descendant of a vampire? What would you do? How would you feel? In 1995, Angie May Sears found outthe hard way. Angie inherited her late grandmother Angelas lakeside cabin. She had no idea it also came with its ghostly past. Alone and isolated in the cabin, far into the mountains, Angie unfurls the mysteries of her family by reading her late grandmothers journal. Instantaneously, she finds herself engulfed in the...

«Ça ne pouvait tout simplement pas être en train de m'arriver à moi.» Gabrielle danse. C'est toute sa vie! Son nouveau chum apprécie cette relation pas compliquée. Elle aimerait bien, elle, que les liens soient plus solides entre eux, mais l'ex-copine de Nico a laissé des cicatrices. Puis les rêves de Gabrielle s'envolent en fumée. Ses étourdissements et ses nausées ne sont pas les symptmes d'une maladie, non... L'impensable s'est...

Gabrielle had never seen anything so beautiful in her life. She stood with the breeze ruffling her auburn locks and birds chirping overhead. She faced a small but gorgeous park filled with flourishing green grass and tall trees she couldn't even name. It was like a dream - this whole experience was. After all, wasn't this the reason she had left her dirty, cramped little home in New York? Wasn't this the reason she had come all the way to Oklahoma...