Get the three books of the A Place Called Home western romance series here in one volume!
Far Hills Ranch has bound together the Susland family for nearly a century and a half. For just as long, there’s been a legend that the ranch and its family are cursed. Now, says the legend, the current generation is the last with a chance to break the curse, whether they believe in it or not.
To fulfill the legend's demands, these cousins must face personal challenges and risk their hearts, all for the sake of ... a Place Called Home.
BOOK 1: LOST AND FOUND GROOM
A stranger rescues her, then disappears when she needs him most... Until he knocks on her door, years later and half a world away...
On assignment in distant Santa Estella, hardheaded journalist Kendra Jenner finds herself in the middle of a vicious hurricane . . . and unexpectedly in the arms of a stranger who speaks virtually no English. Fear leads to passion that months later leads to a baby, which Kendra fully expects to raise on her own, since her search for the father is a fruitless one. Three years later, "Paulo" shows up at her Wyoming home, identifying himself as Daniel Delligati. He says he's come for his son -- and for her.
BOOK 2: AT THE HEART’S COMMAND
Colonel John Griffin Jr. is the best kind of military man. He's a good and honorable soldier who's determined to protect Ellyn Sinclair at all costs – especially from himself.
Once, he’d rejected a young Ellyn’s advances, because he could not give her the life she deserved. Instead, Grif stood up as best man when Ellyn married his best friend. He became a member of the family, a safe friend to her, the godfather of her children.
But Ellyn is a widow now, back in Far Hills, Wyoming, living on his family's ranch there with her two young children, and struggling as a single parent to give her children what they need. No matter what it costs him, Grif will do his duty – help Ellyn and her children, while ignoring that he has never stopped wanting her.
The Army's sending him back to the western life he knew as a boy, the world of cowboys and cattle on Far Hills Ranch ... and back to the love he knew as a boy. But how can he even dream of second chances at love, when they should have no chance at all.
“A beautiful, emotional story that cuts right through the reader's heart.” — Rendezvous
"Grif is a hero of the most wonderful kind" — Road to Romance
BOOK 3: HIDDEN IN A HEARTBEAT
Rebecca Dahlgren comes west to Wyoming hoping for answers to her unknown heritage. But from the first moment, she finds Far Hills Ranch foreman Luke Chandler hard to miss. The sexy cowboy, with those sleepy eyes that aren't interested in sleeping, means just the sort of trouble her patrician grandmother has always warned her about.
Luke has his own reasons for wanting to steer clear of anything like commitment. But the secrets behind Rebecca’s dark eyes keep luring him on … even if it means baring his own heart.
Rendezvous says of the third book in the A Place Called Home series: "Brilliant conclusion to a magnificent series of stories readers will want for their keeper shelves."
"A heartwarming, heart-stopping, delectable love story" - Old Book Barn Gazette
If you especially enjoy western romances, also try these other books by Patricia:
Bardville, Wyoming series
A Stranger in the Family
A Stranger to Love
The Rancher Meets His Match
Wyoming Wildflowers series
Wyoming Wildflowers: The Beginning (a prequel)
Almost a Bride
Match Made in Wyoming
My Heart Remembers
-- A New World (prequel to Jack’s Heart)
Jack’s Heart
-- Rodeo Nights (prequel to Where Love Lives)
Where Love Lives
A Cowboy Wedding
Making Christmas
Ride the River: Rodeo Knights (romantic suspense)
NEW! The Wyoming Marriage Association – Helping love find a way
Characters from the A Place Called Home, Bardville and Wyoming Wildflowers series, and the romantic suspense Ride the River, join forces to bring together people they hope will find love and happiness as they have.
Book 1 - First Date: Divorce
Book 2 - Second Start: Family
Historical western romance
Widow Woman
Courting a Cowboy
