This is the second book in the Wild at Heart series. The first book is called Tried and True.
Tucker’s day isn’t going well. He’s distracted by something he’s seen and suddenly
finds himself trying to get away from an angry bear. He runs into Shannon and they both end up over
a cliff and into the Slaughter River, named because no one comes out the other
end alive.
Shannon gets them to safety, but now they have a larger
problem. There’s no way they can follow
the deadly river to safety, so they need to follow a cave and hope to come out
the other side alive. Once they’re on
the outside, they’re surrounded by friends that are fond of storytelling. To save Shannon’s reputation, Tucker is going
to have to marry her.
Not sure how they’re going to make it work, they’ve got time
to figure things out while Tucker recovers from his wounds from their
adventure. Tucker has no intentions of
raising sheep, and Shannon isn’t interested in being shut up in a cabin for
months on end while her husband is off trapping. Add to that the mystery of homesteaders being
burned off their land, and Shannon has her plate full.
This was a nice book.
I liked the first one better, but this one had its moments as well. I thought the end was a little strange, as
Shannon seemed to change her opinion on things without the fire and
determination that she’d shown through so much of the book. Overall, it was pretty good.
The next book in the series, Fire and Ice, is going to be
about the third sister, Bailey, and Gage.
Kylie and Aaron, from Tried and True, show up in this book and their
story is mentioned, but I still think you can read them out of order. Fire and Ice is due out October 6, 2015. Good Book!
*I received a copy of this book from Bethany House through
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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