New Frontier of Love
Dorothy Wiley
Apr 2017 · American Wilderness Book 2 · Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Tim Campbell
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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.
About the author
Dorothy Wiley is the award-winning author of several books, including her highly acclaimed debut novel Wilderness Trail of Love, the first in the American Wilderness series. A deft new writer of intelligent romantic fiction, Dorothy blends adventure with the romance of a moving love story to create engaging page-turners.
Tim Campbell is the Audie and AudioFile Earphones Award-winning voice of hundreds of audiobook titles in almost every literary genre.
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