Valerie Hansen

Steff did good by standing up to her Dad, whom she had always been intimated by before.  Trevor was a wonderful, stable, force in her life. 

I was very curious about who the victim was and who the two people were that kept talking to each other.  I have read all the books in the series and will be adding the other reviews right away. 

I enjoyed this book - good story and funny in parts!

This book had a really nice suspense plot involving keys to hidden loot inadvertently used in collages, which had then been sold on.  The owner, fresh out of prison, wants his keys back and innocent people are put in danger as the villains try to hunt them down.  I particularly liked the heroine, Chan

nfm

This book is going straight to my 2008 Top Ten List. I loved it! This is the kind of story that started me on my long journey of writing and reading. (Remember I'm a wreader )

I found it difficult to put this book down. The intense action, lively dialogue and captivating visual descriptions kept me turning the pages wanting more.

This book makes you think about what it meant to be a woman in the 19th century. Especially a single woman bent on crossing the continent in a covered wagon. In an atmosphere where the wagon train boss made his own law.

Steph Kessler has her hands more than full planning the tenth reunion of her graduating class at Magnolia College.  The last thing she needs is the return of her old boyfriend, now a builder.  Or is it?  When she hires him to add inset bookshelves to her minuscule office, he finds a bloody initial scrawled on the inside of the drywall.  Not long after that, he unearths a skeleton, right where the new library addition was supposed to be built!  When Steph's office and home are both ransacked, it will take more than Trevor Whittaker to keep her safe... 

Valerie makes a significant contribution to this wonderful new line.  Western Historicals have always been my favorite kind of historical and FRONTIER COURTSHIP is a moving as any I've read.  Add a wagon trail journey across the plains and I'm hooked.

wj

Once again a great read. I have always loved the pioneer era and books about travel in covered wagons. Frontier Courtship is all this and way more. Faith is a great character she is loyal, committed and strong. She is all that her sister isn't. I really loved the direction this book went. There are alot of twists and turns which really added to the book.

Lillie has realized after being in the big city for several years that she wasn't happy there. So she packs up and heads back home to Gumption, AR, missing small town life. When she gets there she finds out all is not well in the tiny little town. Her grandmother Darla Sue seems to have gone off the deep end after her husband Max ran off with another, and much younger woman.