Litton Series Boxed Set

By: Marilyn Weimer

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Jerry Pruitt loves his tiny Kansas town so much that he is trying to bring it back to life by renovating and reopening some of its businesses. But the disappearance of a young woman and her grandmother, the strange circumstances surrounding the event, and his possible part in it begin to consume Jerry and threaten to undermine his dreams for the town, his marriage, and even his sanity. Seeking independence from her controlling parents, Rawnie Zema, an elegant young Bohemian woman, chooses to live in a mysterious Kansas ghost town where her boss witnessed strange occurrences just a mile from her house. Life-controlling secrets inhibit Rawnie from accepting what she wants the most—love and commitment. Her flamboyant mother often interferes in her life. Her ruthless, self-serving father reveals devastating secrets and devises obstacles she can’t imagine possible. What she wants most in her life is Flint Senna, an ambitious Native American working in New Mexico on a water conservation method inspired by the ancient Anasazi to help all humanity, but her past stops her cold. One night, Rawnie sees a golden mirage of the man she loves but who she believes abandoned her. In the midst of mourning his father, multiple events overshadow Flint Senna’s recent marriage. After the birth of their triplets, he fears he may lose his wife, Rawnie, and their weakest son, Damion. Rawnie’s French sovereignty and winery responsibilities and Flint’s fledgling Anasazi core drilling business rip them apart. For the first time in his life, Flint doesn’t have the guidance of his father, Hawk. Desperate, Flint organizes a search in Oklahoma for Hawk’s unpredictable and dangerous mentor. Rawnie’s boss and friend, Jerry Pruitt, risks his life conducting a manhunt for him. Drilling in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, Flint observes magnificent wild horses. Intending to start a horse breeding venture and hoping to capture a particular mare, Flint seeks his estranged brother’s assistance. Dock, a ‘horse whisperer’, heads the roundup, but their near-mystical cousins and uncle save the day. Struggling with his masculine ego and Rawnie’s royal standards and obligations, Flint doubts his strength will ever equal his father’s.