The Beauty Of Love (american Wilderness Series Romances) (volume 6)

Overview: Brought together after tragedy, Edward Wyllie and Dora Tudor find the true beauty of love in this poignant and thrilling historical romance set in 1800 Boston and New Hampshire. In an unlikely place for new beginnings, a cemetery, Edward and Dora meet for the first time. But in that forlorn place, the beauty of love blossoms. Edward is still struggling with guilt over the death of his family more than a year ago—a guilt so great he’s unable to even look at his childrens’ gravestones. As their friendship grows, Dora forces Edward to confront the truth—their deaths were not his fault. And Edward gives Dora, a young Boston widow, a chance to seize love and learn the meaning of passion. Will Stephens dream cost him what he values mostJanes love. Award-winning historical romance author Dorothy Wiley's WILDERNESS TRAIL OF LOVE is the first American Wilderness Series Romance. This memorable novel breaches the walls of time, bringing readers to a young America, where romance and danger are as powerful as the wilderness. Set in 1797, on America's romantic frontier, this gripping journey of danger, heartache, and passion is the story of Stephen Wyllie, and his heroic and breathtaking quest for land-across a thousand perilous miles to the Kentucky wilderness-a new world for the brave. Stephen wants only one thing more than land-to keep his wife Jane and their young daughters safe. But he needs land to make a better future for his family, and the frontier lies open to settlement in the new state of Kentucky. He must make a difficult decision-choose between the comfort and safety of their New Hampshire home and his dream for their future. Can he risk exposing them to the dangers of the wilderness? Then an immediate threat makes the decision clear. A vicious half-Indian killer, Bomazeen, begins to haunt the area, stealing slaves for the Algonquians to replace those lost to smallpox. Having glimpsed her great beauty from afar, the cunning slave trader tantalizes the tribe's virulent Chief, Wanalancet, describing his next target-Jane. Believing the merciless slave trader may soon succeed in kidnapping or murdering Jane, Stephen decides his family must leave for Kentucky with his four brothers. When the harsh demands of the frontier nearly tear apart their great love, Stephen and Jane must find a path through more than the wilderness. His courage is undaunted, her passion is deep, but the wilderness is full of terror. Two lives. One great love. Torn apart by a frightening wilderness. A fresh, unblinkingly gritty, and deft new writer of intelligent heart-pounding romance novels, Dorothy Wiley's new American Wilderness Romance Series captivates readers by balancing the hardships of the frontier with amusing, romantic, and vivid characters. Join her as she robustly blends adventure and action, heartache and humor, with romance and passion. His Only Fear Was Love. Her Only Fear Was Living Without It.new Frontier Of Love Is The Second American Wilderness Series Romance. Set In 1797 On America's Romantic Frontier, This Historical Romance Is A Pulse-pounding Page Turner And Was An Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award 2014 Romance Quarter Finalist.the Revolutionary War Left Captain Sam Wyllie Battle-hardened. His Courageous But Cold Heart Defies Danger—and Love. He Is Determined To Make A Fresh Start In The Far West, The New State Of Kentucky. Newly Widowed, Catherine Adams Knows She Should Return To Her Wealthy Father In Boston But Fears He Will Once Again Force Her To Marry For Prestige And Wealth, Not Love. Drawn To Sam's Keen Intelligence, Harsh Masculinity, And Rugged Warrior Facade, She Decides The West Holds A Chance For Real Love.but Dark Forces—a Ruthless Enemy And A Secret Sorrow From Sam's Past—conspire Against Them. Harboring Her Own Secrets, Catherine Resolves To Help This Brave Buckskin-clad Warrior Lay Down His Heart's Armor. Despite The Undeniable Attraction Between Them, Sam Refuses To Risk His Heart Again. Catherine Won't Give Up, Believing He Could Be As Passionate About Love As He Is About His Country And Family. This Heart Jolting Romance Novel Blends High Action, Heroism, And Humor With A Love And Passion As Powerful And Beautiful As The Wilderness.dorothy Wiley's American Wilderness Series Romances Are Captivating Historical Romance Readers. Fresh And Unblinkingly Gritty, This Deft New Writer Of Intelligent Heart-pounding Romance Novels, Adeptly Balances The Hardships Of The Frontier With Amusing, Romantic, And Vivid Characters You Will Long Remember. Scroll Up And Click On The “look Inside” Feature On The Top Left Hand Side Of The Page Or Click “buy Now” On The Top Right To Begin Your Journey. Strathnaver, Scotland, Summer 1792--The Highland Clearances abruptly destroy Artis MacKay's idyllic world. Patrick Steller, the Countess of Sutherland's brutal estate manager, murders Artis' family and burns her village. Forced into indentured servitude in the American colonies, she becomes a Virginia plantation servant. After seven long years, Artis receives her freedom dues--land in Kentucky. Bear MacKee grew up in the Highlands too, but disease claims his parents on his family's voyage to the colonies. Adopted by the Wyllies, he becomes a loyal and fiercely protective brother who journeys with them to Kentucky. With his brothers safely settled, the time comes for Bear to find his own wife and future. Their past and their destiny entwined, Artis and Bear meet and pledge their love. But a cold-blooded old enemy and a ruthless new adversary threaten to crush Artis and Bear's chance for happiness. And the dark side of nature becomes a frightening adversary too. For their love to triumph in the wilderness, these two heroic Highlanders must evoke the MacKay Clan motto--Manu Forti--with a strong hand New Frontier of Love is the second American Wilderness Series Romance. Set in 1797, this historical romance is a pulse-pounding page turner. The Revolutionary War left Captain Sam Wyllie battle-hardened. His courageous but cold heart defies danger - and love. He is determined to make a fresh start in the far west, the new state of Kentucky. Newly widowed, Catherine Adams knows she should return to her wealthy father in Boston but fears he will once again force her to marry for prestige, not love. Drawn to Sam's keen intelligence and harsh masculinity, she decides the west holds a chance for real love. But dark forces - a ruthless enemy and a secret sorrow from Sam's past - conspire against them. Harboring her own secrets, Catherine resolves to help this brave buckskin-clad warrior lay down his heart's armor. Although Sam refuses to risk his heart again, Catherine won't give up, believing he could be as passionate about love as he is about his country and family. This heart-jolting romance novel blends high action, heroism, and humor, with a love and passion as powerful as the wilderness Kelly McGuffin--an innocent victim of violence and neglect--is haunted by shame. At age eighteen, loneliness and danger compel her to leave her remote cabin in the Virginia mountains to travel west with the Wyllie brothers to Boonesborough, Kentucky. Kelly's feelings for her heroic rescuer, Sheriff William Wyllie, remain confused and obscured beneath her worsening veil of fear. Caught in the untamed world of the frontier--both breathtakingly beautiful and shockingly cruel--Kelly is unable to control her uncertain future. William keeps his attraction to Kelly hidden, to give her time to heal and to become the strong woman he knows she can be. As the brave sheriff of Boonesborough, on the very edge of the wilderness, William knows how to challenge difficulties head-on. But Kelly's heart-rending problems mount with frightening speed as harrowing forces confront her. William seeks to protect Kelly from further trauma, but he also helps her learn to find strength from within. To do that, she must confront the hardest person to be honest with--herself Kelly McGuffin, an innocent victim of violence and neglect, is haunted by shame. At age eighteen, loneliness and danger compel her to leave her remote isolated cabin in the Virginia mountains to travel west with the Wyllie brothers to Boonesborough, Kentucky, the very edge of the frontier. Kelly's feelings for her heroic rescuer, Sheriff William Wyllie, remain confused and obscured beneath her worsening veil of fear. William keeps his attraction to Kelly hidden, to give her time to heal and become the strong woman he knows she can be. But Kelly's heart-rendering problems mount as harrowing forces confront her. William seeks to protect Kelly from further trauma, but he also helps her learn to find strength from within. To do that, she must confront the hardest person to be honest with-herself. Can Kelly untie her tangled emotions and let her heart smile for the first time:? Will William's tender love, and belief in Kelly, heal her soul? Can they come together to battle the most disturbing event of all? The Revolutionary War left Captain Sam Wyllie battle-hardened. His courageous but cold heart defies danger--and love. He is determined to make a fresh start in the far west, the new state of Kentucky. Newly widowed, Catherine Adams knows she should return to her wealthy father in Boston but fears he will once again force her to marry for prestige and wealth, not love. Drawn to Sam's keen intelligence, harsh masculinity, and rugged warrior facade, she decides the west holds a chance for real love. But dark forces--a ruthless enemy and a secret sorrow from Sam's past--conspire against them. Harboring her own secrets, Catherine resolves to help this brave buckskin-clad warrior lay down his heart's armor. Despite the undeniable attraction between them, Sam refuses to risk his heart again. Catherine won't give up, believing he could be as passionate about love as he is about his country and family Brought together after tragedy, Edward Wyllie and Dora Williams find the true beauty of love in this poignant and thrilling historical romance set in 1800 Boston and New Hampshire. In an unlikely place for new beginnings, a cemetery, Edward and Dora meet for the first time. But in that forlorn place, the beauty of love blossoms. Edward is still struggling with guilt over the death of his family more than a year ago--a guilt so great he's unable to even look at his children's gravestones. As their friendship grows, Dora forces Edward to confront the truth--their deaths were not his fault. And Edward gives Dora, a young Boston widow, a chance to seize love and learn the meaning of passion.--Provided by Amazon.com "Wilderness Trail of Love is the first American Wilderness Series Romance. This memorable historical romance novel breaches the walls of time, bringing readers to a young America, where romance and danger are as powerful as the wilderness. Set in 1797, on America's romantic frontier, this gripping journey of danger, heartache, and passion is the story of Stephen Wyllie, and his heroic and breathtaking quest for land - across a thousand perilous miles to the Kentucky wilderness - a new world for the brave"--Back cover Strathnaver, Scotland, Summer 1792--The Highland Clearances abruptly destroy Artis MacKay's idyllic world. Patrick Steller, the Countess of Sutherland's brutal estate manager, murders Artis' family and burns her village. Forced into indentured servitude in the American colonies, she becomes a Virginia plantation servant. After seven long years, Artis receives her freedom dues--land in Kentucky.--Provided by Amazon.com Strathnaver, Scotland, summer 1792. The Highland Clearances abruptly destroy Artis McKay's idyllic world. Patrick Stellar, the Countess of Sutherland's estate manager murders Artis' family and burns her village. forced into indentured servitude in the colonies, she becomes a Virginia plantation servant. After seven long years, Artis receives her freedom dues-land in Kentucky