A captivating collection of three page-turning cowboy romance stories. Each story, in its own unique way, showcases how love can spring from unlikely places – whether you’re looking for it or not!
In “Western Heart– a cowboy historical love novel” Catherine DeVault was twenty-two years old and considered a spinster by many in her hometown of Carlton, Massachusetts. No man there was trusted, or she would already be married, so she took out an ad for a husband in the Wyoming Territory. Her ad was answered, but not all was wedded bliss once she arrived. Widowed her first year with a baby on the way, Cat was left with few choices and nowhere to turn….

“City Meets Country”, Michaela Sorenson has had a lifetime of bad relationships, enduring mistreatment and betrayals. After finalizing her divorce, Michaela also finds herself unemployed. She decides to take up a job out in the Wyoming country side, ready for a fresh start. Though she tries to focus on herself and her new life, her charming neighbor – a kind, attractive cowboy – occupies her thoughts, but Michaela is afraid to let herself fall in love again.

Amish woman Sadie Hershberger and her loved ones leave one community to begin another on new land in Ohio. Along the way, Sadie discovers Luke Ramsey – an injured cowboy who has found himself on the run from outlaws. Despite differences and dangers, love blossoms between them in the small town of Sugar Creek in “Under a Prairie Sky”.

The final compelling story, “Uncle Plats”, delves into a shrewd, urban capitalist whose life is turned upside down. Kayla is a sharp, city businesswoman who inherits a farm when her uncle passes away. Uninterested in farm work, she hopes she can turn it around and sell it for a profit. Trying to keep the townspeople happy, she agrees to hire local cowboy Hank. However, Hank’s intelligence surprises her, and the friendship between them evolves into more.

A collection of one cowboy romance and three cowboy romance short stories novel ending HEA (or over 80k words of reading), proving that love can come from the most unlikely places, especially when you’re not looking.