Always, Wyeth by Reina Torres

Three Rivers Express series, Book 3

September 29, 2017

Romance/Westerns/Historical

 

BLURB:

The Express took men and rode them hard across the West. That adventuring spirit belonged to men full of life, ready for whatever met them on the trail, everything, except for love. Wyeth Bowles liked his life. Riding hither and yon suited him. Being a bachelor suited him, he had more than enough of a family with his siblings. An innocent quip after a wedding may have set the apocalypse in motion. One long look at the banker’s daughter, knocks Wyeth off his high horse and into love, but the trail to happily ever after isn’t easy. While the danger to life and limb is an everyday thing for an Express Rider, it’s the danger to his heart that has Wyeth worried. These tender feelings for the quiet newcomer could just change his life for good, but also for the better. Ottille Weston was used to moving about. Her father was determined to prove himself to the rest of his family and make a name for himself in the world of banking. Arriving in Three Rivers, Tillie worries about making friends, but there was something about Wyeth’s humor that draws her out of her shell. Most of her family had always been so cold and aloof, and being an only child was so lonely. Wyeth’s outgoing manner has her craving more and more time with him. But her father’s determination to make her an advantageous match just might break her heart. Smitten by the young woman, Wyeth is stunned to learn that there’s another who may have a claim on her heart. Good hearts and bad decisions never seem to be far apart when love is on the line. Will love run away with their hearts or will Wyeth and Tillie be pulled apart by circumstances out of their control?

BUY LINK

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REVIEW

The latest in the Three Rivers Express series features Pony Express rider Wyeth and new to town Tillie, the banker’s daughter.  A very sweet romance that left me happy and satisfied. I enjoyed the progression of their romance as well as growth of characters as they overcame many obstacles to their romance.  Likeable characters and storyline with secondary characters that really shine. The magic of Reina Torres writing transports us back to 1860’s amid this up and coming town. Truly enjoyable story from the Sweet Western Historical Romance genre.

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Love – Romance – Books Aren’t they all the same thing? Oh, I sure hope so! I’ve been reading romance books for what seems like forever. When I was a teen, the days that I wasn’t in dance class after school I’d go to the mall to wait for my mom to finish work for the day and my haunt of choice… Waldenbooks. (I think I just showed my age there.) Whether it was Scottish Lairds, Medieval Knights, Regency Gents, Rough and Tumble Cowboys, or handsome modern Heroes, I loved them all! There was always another hero and heroine to follow through page after page of breathless love! I really hope that my readers will enjoy some of the same thrills as discover characters to love between the pages of my books.

AUTHOR LINKS:

Website:  http://reinatorres.net/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReinaTorresRomance/

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/rtorresauthor

 

 

THE THREE RIVERS EXPRESS SERIES

The Three Rivers Express Series is a set of Sweet Western Historical Romance which will be written alternately by Reina Torres and Nan O’Berry Starting with the Spring of 1860 when the Pony Express began their service of mail delivery between St. Joseph, Missouri and Sacramento, California, each of the Three Rivers Express books will take on a new season and a different rider.

Spring 1860 – “Always, Ransom” by: Reina Torres

Summer 1860 – “Always, Clay” by: Nan O’Berry

Fall 1860 – “Always, Wyeth” by: Reina Torres

Winter 1860 – “Always, Stone” by: Nan O’Berry

Spring 1861 – “Always, Ellis” by: Reina Torres

Summer 1861 – “Always, Brett” by: Nan O’Berry

Ride the trails with our intrepid heroes and heartwarming heroines of the town of Three Rivers, Wyoming.