Reviews - Historical

Lady Briar Weds the Scot (Blakely Manor Book 1)
Fenna
Edgewood
Lady Briar, a kindhearted, polished, beautiful, and strong young woman of status, has a mind of her own – with absolutely no intention of marrying. Wren, the Scottish gardener, has caught her interest, and she asks him to escort her multiple times to visit a family that has found themselves in a difficult time.
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Last Stop, Wylder
Barbara
Bettis
Morgan Dodd has spent years building a reputation as a gunman for hire after the war. Unfortunately, this has placed him in a few awkward positions. As time passes, he finds himself longing for a new life where no one knows his name.
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A Game of Hearts
Joanna
Barker
Marigold Cartwell has trained for years to conquer her competition on the archery field. Her only rival is family friend, Tristan Gates. Unfortunately, her success on the field wins her no favor with the local baron who runs the local bowmen’s society and refuses to allow her to join.
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Lula Mae (Love Train Book 4)
Charlene
Raddon
Lula Mae Rivers, muleskinner and whiz with a whip, has no trouble fitting in a man’s world, particularly when she dresses the part. Playing the role of stowaway, though, is new. But Lula Mae is short on funds and desperate to get to Cheyenne to take her motherless niece to her grandmother.
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Verity (Runaway Brides of the West – Book 8)
Krystal M.
Anderson
Verity Dalloway is on her way to meet her soon-to-be husband as his mail-order bride. She envisions a wonderful life filled with home and family. After taking the rail passage west as far as Salt Lake City, she has to switch to a stagecoach for the trip to Silver City, Idaho. Roscoe Hickson is also headed to Silver City to join his brother.
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