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From an award-winning author with more than one million books sold, a new series of four heartwarming historical romances about life on the Santa Fe trail. Note: each book can be read as a stand-alone.A life-altering betrayal leaves Donna Grace alone, unmarried, and pregnant. She’s desperate to leave St. Louis, Missouri, and return to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she grew up, and the only way back is by wagon train. The wagon master refuses to let a single woman drive a wagon without a male escort. Donna knows she can’t trust men, but it seems she’s going to have to partner with one if she wants to get back home.Luke Russell failed to protect his fiancée. Because of his neglect, she was murdered. He vows to never leave another person to face dangers on their own and to never again open his heart to love. When he overhears Donna Grace’s predicament he offers her a marriage of convenience that they will dissolve as soon they reach Santa Fe.But the trail forces them to work together. The birth of Donna’s baby unites them in a way they can’t deny. Will the dangers and joys of the Santa Fe Trail break down the barriers these two have built around their hearts?
Set in 1848, this book launches the Santa Fe Trail series. I am a big western history fan and especially enjoy a good wagon train story. This is one of my favorites. Both main characters are struggling with painful pasts. Strong, independent, and pregnant heroine Donna Grace Clark needs help, but she is determined to manage on her own and travel to Santa Fe with her sister on the wagon train to start a new life. Caring, protective hero Luke Russell is just as determined to do what needs to be done to help her. Convinced that a marriage of convenience with no emotional involvement is the best solution, they set off on the wagon train to Santa Fe. What ensues is a heartwarming, engaging, adventurous journey. A well-paced plot, well-crafted characters, a creditably sketched western setting, a sweetly developing marriage of convenience romance, and an encouraging faith thread combine to make an uplifting, enjoyable read.
