| Author: | Jenna Kernan | ISBN: | 9781947268203 |
| Publisher: | Snow Raven Publisher | Publication: | April 30, 2007 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jenna Kernan |
| ISBN: | 9781947268203 |
| Publisher: | Snow Raven Publisher |
| Publication: | April 30, 2007 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
“Kernan writes an emotionally charged, heartwarming tale of love lost and found.”
-RT Book Review on High Plains Bride-
To rescue their daughter …
they must reunite.
When Thomas West came home from the goldfields, it was to find he’d been betrayed by his brother and the girl who swore to be true. Now, fourteen years later, he finds the woman he loved at his door demanding his help because his brother is dead, and their daughter has been captured by the Sioux. Not his brother’s daughter … Thomas’ daughter.
Sarah West claims Thomas was reported dead, leaving her in trouble with a broken promise to return. When she discovered he was alive, she was already a mother and married to his brother. Now he is going to help her save their daughter.
The two estranged lovers set out for the Great Plains to rescue their daughter, but can they mend broken fences — and heal their broken hearts?
“Kernan writes an emotionally charged, heartwarming tale of love lost and found.”
-RT Book Review on High Plains Bride-
To rescue their daughter …
they must reunite.
When Thomas West came home from the goldfields, it was to find he’d been betrayed by his brother and the girl who swore to be true. Now, fourteen years later, he finds the woman he loved at his door demanding his help because his brother is dead, and their daughter has been captured by the Sioux. Not his brother’s daughter … Thomas’ daughter.
Sarah West claims Thomas was reported dead, leaving her in trouble with a broken promise to return. When she discovered he was alive, she was already a mother and married to his brother. Now he is going to help her save their daughter.
The two estranged lovers set out for the Great Plains to rescue their daughter, but can they mend broken fences — and heal their broken hearts?
