Lacy Williams

A quick read....maybe because it was so short and somewhat lacking in character development. However, it was a nice, wholesome story about how first impressions aren't always accurate. And I do enjoy wholesome. I admit it. But that Charlie...boy, he loves to use the word "darlin'" - maybe a little too much there toward the end. It's great for someone who doesn't have a lot of time to read and enjoys G-rated western romances. No graphic scenes or foul language in this book. Like I said...wholesome. And I liked that about it.… (meer)

Wild Heart’s Haven is book four in the Wagon Train Matches series by Lacy Williams. This story continues as the previous ends so it is best to read this series in order. The wagon train Rachel was with, was attacked and only she and her brother survived. He was later killed and she is all alone and expecting her first child. Owen took her to their wagon train and struggles to look out for her when all she wants to do is go home.

This is an inspirational story that is well written and enjoyable to read. It is fun to follow along with the wagon train and Owen’s family. We see the changes that come over Owen and Rachel as they get to know each other and go through their personal struggles. I enjoyed seeing how Owen changed after the baby was born. It is easy to see the strength they both have as they lean on God and their faith.

I voluntarily received a complimentary copy of this book from the author ,this is my honest review.… (meer)

Wild Heart’s Haven is the fourth wonderful addition to the exciting Wagon Train Matches series! After finishing the third book in the series A Trail Untamed, I began looking forward to reconnecting with the wagon train “family” and discovering Rachel and Owen’s story. I was not disappointed! I love protector hero Owen and emotionally scarred Rachel and how their relationship develops through difficult and dangerous circumstances. The fast-moving plot kept me reading with anticipation. The characters in this series are amazing with very diverse personalities and experiences which result in strained and sometimes explosive family relationships. I appreciate the faith thread that is woven into the story so naturally. I highly recommend this book and series especially for fans of inspirational western romance. Note: Each book in the series can be read as a standalone, but I recommend reading them in order for a more complete reading experience.
I received a copy of this book from the author/publisher with no obligation to write a positive review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.… (meer)