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A Heart’s Home by Colleen Coble is the last book in the series. I loved this book because I think the characters in this book are my favorite which is why I loved this book so much. I was sad to see this series come to an end because I really did love everything about this series. I am going to have a post up in a couple of weeks where I will link all the reviews so you will be able to check them all out if you want to read any of them. I felt so bad for Emmie because of the promise that she made to her friend because I can’t even imagine what it would feel like knowing that you may have to marry a man who you don’t love because of a promise you made before your friend died. I love how everything worked and how everyone ended up happy. If you love books by Colleen Coble than I would for sure check out this series of books.
A Heart’s Home (Thomas Nelson, August 2015)
Emmie’s hope for a life with Isaac is overshadowed by a tragic loss at Fort Phil Kearny.
Isaac Liddle is keen to marry Emmie, and she knows she shouldn’t hide her pregnancy from him any longer. But before she can tell him her secret, a widower friend asks the impossible of Emmie: Will she honor her promise to his dead wife by marrying him to care for the orphaned baby?
With the Sioux Wars threatening outside the fort, Emmie’s solemn vow threatens her happiness from within. Will she honor a promise sure to break her heart—and Isaac’s? Or is there another way to find a home for her heart?
Colleen Coble has sold over 2 million novels worldwide.Seagrass Pier, the third installment in her acclaimed Hope Beach series, marks a new highpoint for emotion and complexity in Coble’s addictive brand of romantic suspense.
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A Heart’s Promise by Colleen Coble was a great addition to this series. If you have missed the other 4 reviews I have them listed right below this review so you can check them out. You do have to read the books in this series in order because these books were originally one book that they broke them up into 6 different books. Anyway lets get to the review of this book. I think this may be my favorite book in this series so far. I think I love these characters the most out of any of them. I loved this series so much that I read the last book in the series so I know how the series ends but I will get into the ending next month. I still felt so bad for Emmie because of everything that she has to go through and the things that have happened to her. I have to say that I am still not a fan of Jessica and I really wish that she wasn’t in this book but I understand why she was and what not. If you are looking for a great series of books than I would for sure recommend this book to you. They are all about 100 pages so they are super quick and easy reads.
Here are the reviews on the other 4 books in case you missed them.
Book 1-A Heart’s Disguise (A Journey of the Heart, #1)
Book 2-A Heart’s Obsession (A Journey of the Heart, #2)
Book 3-A Heart’s Danger (A Journey of the Heart, #3)
Book 4-A Heart’s Betrayal (A Journey of the Heart #4)
A Heart’s Promise (Thomas Nelson, July 2015)
Emmie makes a promise to her friend that, if fulfilled, could mean the end to her dreams of a future with Isaac.
Emmie Croftner let Isaac Liddle go to avoid telling him about her past. But Isaac remains determined to win Emmie’s heart and hand. Though Emmie resolves to keep her heart in check, it hurts when she sees that another woman has set
her bonnet for Isaac.
Then Emmie’s dear friend extracts a costly promise: if anything happens to her in childbirth, Emmie will marry her widower and raise the baby herself. And it seems Emmie may have to fulfill that promise. But can she live happily without Isaac?
Colleen Coble has sold over 2 million novels worldwide.Seagrass Pier, the third installment in her acclaimed Hope Beach series, marks a new highpoint for emotion and complexity in Coble’s addictive brand of romantic suspense.
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A Heart’s Betrayal by Colleen Coble was another great book in this story. This is the fourth book in this series and you do have to read these books in order because it is one book that was split into 6 different books. If you missed the first 3 reviews you can click here, here, and here to check out the reviews on those books. In this book you get to know Emmie and Isaac even though you did get to know Isaac a little bit in the second & third books. I felt so bad for Emmie throughout this book because of what her late husband did to her. I am not sure what I would do if it were done to me. I can’t wait to see what happens in the next book. I am sad that I don’t have the book already so I can’t read it this weekend. The review for the 5th book will be up in July.
A Heart’s Betrayal (Thomas Nelson, June 2015)
Emmie finds shelter in the arms of a soldier, but her secret could drive them apart.
When Emmie Croftner answered the door to her late husband’s home, she discovered an awful truth: her deceased husband was a bigamist. And what’s more, the home she thought she inherited never belonged to her at all.
Suddenly displaced, powerless, and ashamed, Emmie can’t stay in Wabash, Indiana. She makes a hopeful start for Fort Laramie, Wyoming, to find her friend Sarah Montgomery and a new beginning. But when she arrives, she discovers she’s pregnant—and without a husband. The new start she’d hoped for slips from her fingers.
But then she meets Isaac Liddle, a handsome soldier with a kind heart. When he begins to court her, Emmie wonders whether she could ever really be his—and whether she dares to tell him she is carrying another man’s baby.
Colleen Coble has sold over 2 million novels worldwide.Seagrass Pier, the third installment in her acclaimed Hope Beach series, marks a new highpoint for emotion and complexity in Coble’s addictive brand of romantic suspense.
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A Hearts Danger by Colleen Coble was another great book in this series. I have read and review book one and book two so you can click on them if you missed the reviews on them. There are 6 books in this series and this is another series where you have to read the books in order so that you know what is going on. I have to say that I am getting tired of how short theses books are because I want to know what happens and how the story ends. I really enjoyed this book because it doesn’t really leave you hanging and it does wrap up a few loose ends that have been left open in the other books. I am now curious as to what is going to happen in the next 3 books since the series could end with this book. I literally am so glad that I have the next book at home because I can’t wait to read it so that is going to be the book I read this coming weekend. If you love historical romance that you need to check out this series.
A Heart’s Danger (Thomas Nelson, May 2015)
On the brink of war with the Sioux, Sarah risks everything to expose the betrayal threatening the man she loves.
Christmas is coming, and the air at Fort Laramie has turned cold . . . but relations with the Sioux have turned colder. As tensions between soldiers and natives approach a tipping point, a trap has been set for Rand Campbell.
Rand’s new fiancée wants to keep him from returning to Sarah Montgomery . . . for whom his heart clearly still yearns.
Sarah just wants to move on with her life at Fort Laramie, but doing so under the watchful eyes of both Campbell—the man whose love she craves—and Croftner—the man whose lies have cost her everything.
Will Rand fall victim to the conspiracy and go through with his wedding? Or will he declare his love for Sarah and make good on the promises that brought her into the rugged western territories?
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