Wild Horses, Wild Hearts 3-Book Collection

by Montana West

Overview

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Enjoy historical western romance from a delightful author who keeps you wondering what next for the characters!

Book 1: Will she risk freedom for love? Fiercely independent, show jumper Margaret McNeil will sacrifice anything to keep her ranch. But when the barriers around her heart are breached by her handsome new ranch hand, John Baldwin, will Margaret find the courage to risk freedom for love? Or will a tragic misunderstanding tear everything apart?

Book 2: Will her dreams lead to love or betrayal? Aspiring show jumper, Leyla McNeal dreams becoming a champion like her older sister Maggie. And with Leyla's new companion Whirlwind, she sees a path forward to her goals. But when she meets her idol, traveling show jumper Chase McAllister, and sparks begin to fly, will their blossoming romance survive Chase's secret? Or will his betrayal trample her dream and heart?

Book 3: Husband. Wife. Family? When experienced rancher and show jumper, Margaret McNeill gets some unexpected news, is she ready for their next adventure? Or will a terrifying disaster threaten their future before it has a chance to begin?

Find out in Wild Hearts, Wild Horses Books 1-3 by Montana West.

Each book of the Wild Hearts series is a sweet, standalone romance that will leave you with a smile in your heart.

If you love sweet Western romance, start reading the Wild Horses, Wild Hearts 3-Book Collection now!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161472286
Publisher:	Global Grafx Press
Publication date:	01/12/2019
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	604 KB

About the Author

Ever since she was a child watching Westerns like Hondo and the Big Valley with her dad, Montana West has always had a fascination with the Wild West. Now she lives on her Indiana farm with her husband, Jim, two cats, four horses and an elderly goat named Bluebeard. Montana and Jim are avid collectors of the work of artists of the American West, her favorites of the Hudson River School whose artists like Thomas Hill celebrated nature through their transformative works.