McCleod Daughters Series by Aola Vandergriff, Aola

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  • Daughters Of The South Wind (McCleod Daughters #1)
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    Daughters Of The South Wind (McCleod Daughters #1)

    Aola Vandergriff

    Rated: 4.50 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 1982

    Like fairytale sisters, the three McCleod girls were beautiful, virtuous and bound to a dream--the dream of finding a new life in the West. But their story was no fairytale; for their father died on the trail and they were stranded, without money or means to go on. So, Tamsen McCleod became "Poppy Franklin," one of the girls at the cantina, to get the money to take her and her sisters to San Francisco... more

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  • Daughters of the Wild Country (McCleod Daughters #2)
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    Daughters of the Wild Country (McCleod Daughters #2)

    Aola Vandergriff, Aola

    Rated: 4.50 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 1978

    The Daughters of the Southwind have become Daughters of the Wild Country The three beautiful McCleod sisters made it West to San Francisco and into the arms of men who love them--but not into "happily ever after" lives. Tamsen, off to Russian-Alaska with her husband, Dan Tallant, is soon caught up in a web of international and sexual intrigue, between the powerful and the power seekers... more

  • Daughters of the Far Island (McCleod Daughters #3)
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    Daughters of the Far Island (McCleod Daughters #3)

    Aola Vandergriff

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 1979

    Hawaii seems like Paradise to Tamsen and Arab, newly arrived in 1868 with their husbands Dan and Juan--but it is not. Beneath the beauty, like the hot lava bubbling in the volcano's crater, trouble seethes in Paradise. The daughters are destined to be caught in the turmoil between Americans who want annexation of the islands and native Hawaiians who want to keep their country. And in their own family, danger looms . . more

  • Daughters of the Misty Isles (McCleod Daughters #5)
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    Daughters of the Misty Isles (McCleod Daughters #5)

    Aola Vandergriff

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 1981

    Now settled at Nells' Wotherspoon Manor, the feisty McCLeod sisters must face the past and carve new futures for their children and their men. Red-haired, strong-willed Arab will have her marriage -- and her courage -- put to the test... Level-headed Tam must live without her beloved Dan... and even their guardian angel Nell, now in her autumn years and as earthy as ever, will have to relinquish a dream when a sly interloper seeks to steal her fortune... more

  • Daughters of the Shining City (McCleod Daughters #6)
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    Daughters of the Shining City (McCleod Daughters #6)

    Aola Vandergriff

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 1982

    The fiery McLeod sisters have left a legacy of love and adventure to the Daughters of the Shining City Petra Channing -- ebony-haired, porcelain-fragile daughter of Em's child Martha and the Chinese war lord who abducted her, has wandered into peril in the opium-filled streets of San Francisco's Chinatown. Missie Navaez -- daughter of Arab, has left Australia and come to San Francisco to become a writer. Her book places the daughters in a different kind of danger... more

  • Daughters of the Storm (McCleod Daughters #7)
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    Daughters of the Storm (McCleod Daughters #7)

    Aola Vandergriff

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 1983

    Beautiful, impetuous Denise Dugal, shy almond-eyed Liane Wang, gentle Irish Nora Murphy, and dark fiery Jo Blaine all shared one thing: the courage and passion of the legendary McLeod sisters, who had forged a future on the world's greatest frontiers. Now, as Europe plunged into World War I, this new generation of women seized their priceless legacy and carried it to the battlefields of France... more

  • Daughters of the Silver Screen (McCleod Daughters #8)
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    Daughters of the Silver Screen (McCleod Daughters #8)

    Aola Vandergriff

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 1984

    The war in Europe is over and America is dancing to the Charleston and swigging bootleg champagne. Brought together again by their aged but still lovely grandmother Arab, the descendants of the famous McLeod daughters now gather in California, and are drawn to the movie capital of the world...JO, returning from Germany with her husband and her marriage in trouble. NORA, the servant's daughter trying to keep the whole family together... more

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