If you listen, time will speak.
Hunter
Davenport realizes the evidence he’s shared with Sierra could indeed destroy
her – but it could free her as well. The decision is yanked from her hands when
the past and present collide through a historical portal on sacred Native
American land. Will she take the jgift that is offered? And will Hunter do what
he didn’t do twelve years earlier – stand by her?
In the end, Sierra
launches a journey that will change her life forever.
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Her
memories are dying to kill her.
From past experience, Anna knows how easy
it is to get lost in a grief that causes odd behaviors, lost chunks of time,
and forgetfulness. This time, is it a sign she is in the throes of early
dementia?
When past horrors resurface and collide
with Anna’s uncertain present, she wonders if something sinister is at play.
Discovering the truth sends her on a harrowing odyssey where each step forward
unlocks another terrible memory. Successfully confronting the ghosts from her
past will be key to her survival.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women
Reviews
Love is the most peculiar
enchantment.
Gervase
Ducane needs to marry well—but not to Lamburne’s spiteful chit of a daughter. As
the younger brother to a marquess, he has noble connections to offer an heiress,
but why is he only now meeting the earl’s delightful half-sister?
Ordered
to stay away from the house party, Adelaide rebels. She will make her unwelcome
and embarrassing presence known if only to avenge herself and her pet. There,
she and Ducane meet and—when you least expect it—magic happens.
On a scale of 1-5, A Peculiar Enchantment deserves a 5.
Kat Henry Doran,
Wild Women Reviews
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Stetsons,
Mustangs, and Romance.
About the Book: A destroyed career, a rundown ranch, and a beautiful horse whisperer, jumpstart Hayden Wilcoyt’s dream of capturing wild mustangs to create a new breed of horses. His job is doubly dangerous as someone uses gunfire to stop work on the ranch. His relationship with Ginny Hampton, the woman he inherited along with the ranch, is complicated. Can they work out their differences and build a dream together?
Native American, Ginny
Hampton has secrets. A runaway at fourteen, she was befriended by Hayden’s great-grandfather
who in his last years gave her full run of the ranch. But the tragedy of her
past shadows how she deals with people now. Before she can pursue this attraction
to Hayden, she must overcome her fears.
Our Review: In one of the last stories for the Wylder West series, author Evelyn Timidaiski showcases her strength for ‘writing men’. Everything about them is easy and natural, drawing the reader in the minute a male character, be it lead or secondary, jumps onto the page. Combine that with the intriguing Ginny Hampton who has trouble etched across her forehead and you have two characters every reader is sure to root for.
Based on a scale of 1-5, A Wylder Homecoming merits a 6.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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About the Book: Six years
ago, Kat
Russell narrowly escaped death at Dirk Crowe’s hands but he’s out of prison now.
To protect her family, she must flee Philadelphia—the only home she’s ever
known—with her five-year-old son. Is Wisconsin far enough away to escape evil?
Chase Merrick, the father
of Timmy’s new best friend, wants to help. What is Kat hiding? Why does she
insist she must face whatever it is alone? When can Kat stop constantly looking
back over her shoulder? Will secrets and shame stop her from accepting Chase’s
protection? Or unite them in the face of danger to keep their sons safe?
Our Review: Cleverly presented cover
art shows the timbre of this edge-of-your- seat novel. The opening “teaser”
page instantly draws the reader in by describing Kat’s fear. By the end of page
one, we know her goals, motivation and conflict with few words—and sets the
pace brilliantly. Lovers of romantic suspense, especially with a well-drawn ‘bad
guy’ who operates on only one cylinder—himself and his needs—will dive into
this book and not let go to the very end.
When trusting the wrong
person can be deadly.
About the Book: Tired of being passed over as a field agent, Cassie McKay quits her job as an FBI analyst, moves back home with her mother, and takes a job as a PI. Only she doesn’t expect her partner will be the one man who left her years before.
Jack “JD” Walker has done a
lot wrong in his life, but he didn’t kill the mother of his child as the police
believe, nor does he expect the only woman he ever loved to come to his rescue.
The two work diligently to prove his innocence while someone else is determined
to make him pay.
