Prairie Hearts

By: M. Conner

Product Description

Can three adventurous women possibly find romance in 1890s Kansas? Carrie's dreams seem to come true when her runaway buggy is caught by a handsome drifter. Mariah is attracted to Sherman---but not his daughter. Will romance escape her again? Have Joanna's prayers been answered when she meets Clay---even though he's not the marrying type? 352 pages, softcover from Barbour.

Product Information

Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 352
Vendor: Barbour Publishing
Publication Date: 2009
Dimensions: 8.00 X 5.19 X 1.00 (inches)

ISBN: 1602604932
ISBN-13: 9781602604933
Availability: In Stock
Series: Romancing America

Publisher's Description

What will happen when three Massachusetts women’s journeys home lead them down dangerous paths? Heart and health are on the line when Gerome Mays suspects Leiann Hambrick of stealing from her grandfather, when Ty Lawrence’s past shadows his future with Kayla Marceilo, and when Zane Baldwyn discovers that Riley O’Hare’s brother’s death was no accident. Will faith and love pull the women through the dangers?

Author Bio

LENA NELSON DOOLEY lives in Hurst, Texas, with her husband, James, and enjoys her two daughters and her grandchildren. Aside from writing, Lena has been a speaker to women's groups and retreats, as well as writing seminars and conferences. Lena appreciates any opportunity to spread the gospel through missions work and writing.

Product Reviews

Prairie Hearts 5 5 1 1

I enjoyed all three of these stories. I love to read the Barbour books that put 2 or 3 stories together with common themes or characters. I had read the middle story before, but it was more enjoyable after reading the first one. Although I didn't feel like Carrie was such a "brat" in the first book. But the circumstances were different. Her selfishness and rudeness seemed out of character to me because of how she was portrayed in the 1st story. I really enjoyed Joanna becoming the main character in the third book. I will definitely be watching for more books by M. J. Conner October 18, 2009