Redemption's Edge

Redemption Mountain Historical Western Romance, Book 1

De: Shirleen Davies

Narrado por: Roberto Scarlato

One war ends as another begins.

Dax Pelletier is ready for a new life, far away from the one he left behind in Savannah following the South’s devastating defeat in the Civil War. The ex-Confederate general wants nothing more to do with commanding men and confronting the tough truths of leadership.

Rachel Davenport possesses skills unlike those of her Boston socialite peers—skills honed as a nurse in field hospitals during the Civil War. Eschewing her northeastern suitors and changed by the carnage she’s seen, Rachel accepts her uncle’s invitation to assist him at his clinic in the dangerous and wild frontier of Montana.

Now a Texas Ranger, a promise to a friend takes Dax and his brother, Luke, to the untamed territory of Montana. He’ll fulfill his oath and return to Austin. At least that’s what he believes.The small town of Splendor is what Rachel needs after life in a large city. In a few short months, she’s grown to love the people and the majestic beauty of the untamed frontier. She’s settled into a life unlike any she has ever thought possible.

Thinking his battle days are over, he now faces dangers of a different kind—one by those from his past who seek vengeance, and another from Rachel, the woman who’s captured his heart.

Redemption's Edge is a full-length novel with a guaranteed HEA and no cliffhanger.

©2014 Shirleen Davies (P)2014 Shirleen Davies

Exciting!

I loved this story! After the war two brothers were riding with a friend as Texas Rangers. The friend was killed and they promised to take him home and bury him there. When they got there, they found the friend had left them his large ranch. Then things got hot. I loved the narrator. He was great!

I really enjoyed this book

I like reading historical western romance books set in the 1800's and this book is exactly what I was looking for. I enjoyed how the words came to life on the page, as if I was watching it on TV. A well written book. Believable plot even though Dex frustrated me towards the end by not saying the obvious