Tag Archives: western
Review: The Heart of a Cowboy by Jody Hedlund
What a wonderful historical romance! I loved being on the trail with Flynn, his siblings, Linnea, and the group of scientists traveling west. This is book two in the Colorado Cowboy series, yet can be read and enjoyed even if … Continue reading
Review: Strangers and Pilgrims by Kristina Hall
Strangers and Pilgrims was an exciting foray into western fiction. I liked the main characters and the side characters, as well, and felt badly for all of the pain they went through. Harry and Rose were good good leaders to … Continue reading
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Review: Winning the Schoolmarm by Lacy Williams
Winning the Schoolmarm was such an enjoyable story to read! Although this book is connected to others within a series, it can be read as a stand alone novel. Cecelia and John were both so likable. It was sweet to … Continue reading
Review: A Cowboy for Keeps by Jody Hedlund
A Cowboy for Keeps is a great start to a new series! I enjoy western stories and am excited to have a new series to read. The author kept me happily turning the pages to see how things would work … Continue reading
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Review: Coming Home to Maverick by Sophia Summers
Bailey carried a lot of remorse and regret around in this book. It was interesting to read how exactly everything came about to send her running for Nashville six years earlier. She was definitely a very immature character when she … Continue reading
Review: Love’s Silver Bullet by Julie Lessman
What a dynamic story full of not only humor, but deep issues, as well. The author blended a fun and loving family, who sometimes break out in over-the-top western phrases reminiscent of the TV westerns of days gone by, with … Continue reading
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Review: The Bull Rider’s Secret by Jill Lynn
This book was so good!!! Actually, the entire series is a favorite of mine and I highly recommend all three of the Colorado Grooms books. However, you can jump in and read The Bull Rider’s Secret and enjoy this reunion … Continue reading
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Review: Heart of a Cowboy by Debra Clopton
Heart of a Cowboy was a sweet, romantic story of two people who were determined not to fall in love and begin a relationship! I loved the immediate attraction that both Kurt and Mandy felt toward each other. Yet, even … Continue reading
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Review & Giveaway: The Unexpected Champion by Mary Connealy
Welcome to the Blog Tour & Giveaway for The Unexpected Champion by Mary Connealy with JustRead Publicity Tours! ABOUT THE BOOK Title: The Unexpected Champion Series: High Sierra Sweethearts, Book 3 Author: Mary Connealy Publisher: Bethany House Publishers Release Date: … Continue reading
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Review: A Mountain Worth Moving by Amanda Mason
A Mountain Worth Moving was a captivating novel. The main character, John Mitchell, carried so much guilt around on his shoulders regarding the accident that severely injured his youngest brother years earlier. This guilt influenced his feelings toward God and … Continue reading
