Books matching: american west historical romance
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Save:'Wild Rain' by Beverly Jenkins is a historical romance novel set in the American West in the mid-nineteenth century. The story follows the independent and strong-willed heroine, Spring Lee, who rescues Garrett McCray during a blizzard. Their initial encounter leads to a complex relationship filled with challenges stemming from their different backgrounds and outlooks on life. Through well-developed characters and authentic historical details, the book explores themes of love, independence, and personal growth, all set against the backdrop of the Wyoming Territory.
Spring Lee held tightly onto the reins of her wagon and cursed the blinding blizzard she was driving through. With her hat pulled low, muffler wound up to her eyes, and wearing the thick oversize buff... - #2
Save:'Eyes of Silver, Eyes of Gold' by Ellen O'Connell is a captivating western romance set in the Wild West times, focusing on the struggles and evolution of the main characters, Cord and Anne. The plot revolves around their unlikely love story born out of trauma, prejudice, and challenging circumstances in 1880's Colorado. The author's writing style vividly captures the daily minutiae of their lives, portraying realistic descriptions of raw emotions, feelings, and actions, making the story feel more authentic and precious. Despite facing racism, family dynamics, and societal prejudices, Cord and Anne navigate their marriage with mutual respect, partnership, and love, building a life together from the ashes of their past traumas.
DAMP AND SHIVERING, ANNE fought against waking, tried to shut out the sounds of nickering horses, lowing cows, and plaintive cats. As she curled in a tighter ball, stalks of hay pricked her cheek, and... - #3These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901by:Book 1 in the series:Sarah Agnes Prine
Save:'These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901' by Nancy E. Turner is a captivating tale of Sarah Prine, a pioneer woman in the late 19th century Arizona Territory. Through Sarah's diary entries, readers witness her journey of establishing a ranch, facing hardships like sickness, bandits, and Indian attacks, while also experiencing moments of joy, humor, and romance. The book offers a vivid glimpse into the pioneer experience, showcasing Sarah's resilience, hard work, and ambition as she navigates through life in the wild west.
The novel, written in diary format, provides a first-hand account of Sarah's life as she grows from a young girl to a woman in the Arizona Territory. The story is filled with a mix of heartbreak, love, and adventure, making it a compelling read for those interested in historical fiction set in the American Southwest during the 1800s. Sarah's strong character, her love for books, and her enduring spirit shine through the pages, creating a narrative that is both poignant and inspiring.
A storm is rolling in, and that always makes me a little sad and wistful so I got it in my head to set to paper all these things that have got us this far on our way through this heathen land. Its bee... - #4
Save:Her Land, Her Love by Evangeline Parsons Yazzie is a historical fiction novel set during the Navajo Long Walk. The book portrays the devastating effects of US policies on Navajo families, their culture, and way of life. Through the gripping story, the author provides a unique perspective on the everyday lives of Navajo families, reflecting her own experiences and the history passed down by her elders. The novel beautifully intertwines oral history, cultural traditions, and the strength of the characters like Ninaanibaa and Hashk Yi Naabaah as they navigate through love, family, and survival during a tumultuous time in history.
Yazzie's writing style in Her Land, Her Love is praised for its vivid recreation of Navajo history, seamlessly blending family narratives, historical documents, and archaeological findings to paint a detailed picture of the Long Walk era. The book also incorporates dialogue in Navajo with English translations, adding authenticity and depth to the storytelling. While the novel excels in its historical accuracy and cultural representation, it also delves into themes of love, strength, and resilience, making it a compelling read for those interested in historical fiction.
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Save:'Silver Dollar Duke' follows the story of Dannie and Evan, who start off as adversaries but gradually develop a swoony romance filled with witty dialogue and verbal sparring. Evan, an English lord fascinated by the American West, decides to leave his home in England to experience the desert firsthand. When he meets Dannie, a strong-willed cowgirl in Arizona, their initial rough start turns into a friendly relationship as Evan works on her father's ranch as a cowboy. The plot explores themes of adventure, duty, and romance, set against the backdrop of the Victorian American West and the challenges faced by ranchers in Arizona.
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Save:In "Lawless" by Nora Roberts, Sarah Conway travels from the east to the west to reunite with her father after 12 years, only to find him dead in a mine collapse. She is shocked to discover that the fine home her father described in his letters is nothing but a one-room shack with a dirt floor. Determined to make a go of things, Sarah must navigate the wild, rugged, and beautiful Arizona Territory with the help of Jake Redman, a part Apache gunslinger who finds himself drawn into protecting her despite his initial reservations. As the two face challenges such as a plotting rancher, a scheming madame, and an abduction by Indians, sparks fly between them in this fun and action-packed historical romance.
The book "Lawless" is set in 1875 in Arizona Territory and follows the story of Sarah Conway, a lady from Philadelphia who must come to terms with her father's death, the harsh reality of the frontier, and her own strength and resilience. With vivid descriptions of the Old West, vibrant characters like the stoic yet fiery Jake Redman, and a plot filled with romance, suspense, and adventure, Nora Roberts brings to life a tale of love, courage, and determination in a setting where the characters must overcome obstacles and face their deepest desires and fears.
He wanted a drink. Whiskey, cheap and warm. After six weeks on the trail, he wanted the same kind of woman. Some men usually managed to get what they wanted. He was one of them. Still, the woman could...
