There’s something about a wholesome western romance that just does something to me. I don’t know if it’s the creak of a porch swing, a lantern flickering against the dark, or two stubborn people falling for each other slower than either of them expected, but I just love it all. I’ve spent years writing in this world, and just as many years reading in it, and I’ve never once gotten tired of it.
If you’re anything like me and you love your romance clean, your heroes a little rough around the edges, and your happily-ever-afters earned one small moment at a time, then grab a cup of coffee and settle in, because these are 5 wholesome western historical romances you’re going to fall head over heels for.
Three brothers. One impossible deadline. A family legacy on the line.
After losing their parents to a sudden illness, the Wagner brothers discover a chilling addendum in the will—one that threatens the life of the only family they have left. To save their aunt and preserve her beloved opera house, each brother must fight his own battle of the heart before time runs out.
Fall in love with this sweeping, faith-filled historical romance full of danger, redemption, and the healing power of family. Perfect for fans of sweet romance with high emotional stakes.
A past too dark to forgive…a love too powerful to deny.
Will they find their way to forgiveness, healing and a love that satisfies the yearnings of their hearts?
Welcome to Featherstone Valley, a charming and spirited town nestled in the rugged landscapes of Montana in 1890. Embark on a journey with this delightful Western historical romance series, where love blooms amid the dust of the frontier and passion rides the wild winds as you meet the quirky and lovable inhabitants.
Sold to settle a debt… she never chose this life.
When Willa Portman is taken to a saloon as payment for a debt she didn’t create, fear becomes her constant companion. Alone and desperate on the Texas frontier, her future seems sealed—until one man steps in and changes everything.
Two broken hearts. One desperate arrangement. A second chance neither expected.
Glenn Ward survived the war, but he is losing the battle at home. His wife is dying. His twin newborn sons are fighting to live. And the faith that once steadied him now feels hollow. Anger is easier than prayer. Control is easier than hope. When he hires a wet nurse to save his boys, he tells himself it’s only practical. He doesn’t need comfort. He doesn’t need God. And he certainly doesn’t need love.
LONG VALLEY PRESS 
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