Judith Pella

What cost will the completion of the railroad exact from the Baldwin's lives? Ribbons of Steel book 3.

Carolina hopes for a bright future, but when overtaken by tragedy must choose between her own aspirations for love and the fate of an innocent child.

Disguised as a man, Jordana Baldwin begins spying for the Central Pacific as she writes newspaper reports on the progress of the new transcontinental railroad. Then she discovers that her friend, Captain Rich O'Brian, for whom she is developing romantic feelings, works for rival Union Pacific.

Deborah Stoner must face the consequences of an action that occurred nineteen years ago.