Prequel to Bleeding Heart
Old hurts, new betrayals, and a love that survives them all...
Summer 1885
A startling revelation sends Elizabeth Lawson escaping into a stormy night - and tosses her into the arms of a young mountain man with secrets of his own. When he offers to take her to the Nevada mining town where her long-lost brother lives, she accepts. Suspicions and uncertainties are pushed aside as she struggles to forge a future for herself by meeting her past.
David has been hiding from his painful memories for years. The solitude and wildness of the Rocky Mountains are challenge and comfort enough for him - until Elizabeth's arrival. Fueled by anger and a sense of obligation, he strives to take control of his new situation...only to find control slipping from his grasp with each new emotion Elizabeth evokes in him.
When their journey leads them on unexpected paths, can two lonely hearts find the strength to remember the good amid the heartbreak?
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My Thoughts
Such a great sophomore novel! After thoroughly enjoying Bleeding
Heart last year I couldn't wait to read book one and jumped at the
chance to review it! Having read the second book first I had a
general idea of how this book was going to end but that in no way
made it any less enjoyable, and there were still some surprises
thrown in! I loved all of the characters especially David and
Elizabeth, and even though their journey had some bumps I enjoyed
watching them fall in love. It was great to see the end to Jacob and
Annabelle's story, which started in Bellflower, and it made me happy.
I felt bad for Joe, but since he is a main character in BH I did
already know what happened to him. Myghal was once again awesome and
I really can't wait to read his story in Morning Glory! I'm going to
leave it at that so that I don't accidentally spoil anything, but to
suffice it to say I loved this book and it made me want to go reread
Bleeding Heart!
Meet the AuthorAmber Stokes has a Bachelor of Science degree in English and a passion for the written word - from blogging to writing poetry, short stories, and novels. After her brief time at college in Oregon, she is now back home among the redwoods of Northern California, living life one day at a time and pursuing her passion via freelance editing and self-publishing.
I received this book free from the author in exchange for my review. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
