Winter's Gift to a Pregnant Widow

A Historical Western Romance Novel

Cate Winslow never expected freedom to feel so heavy. Widowed, pregnant, and fighting to keep her ranch afloat, she’s finally discovering her own strength—until a near-frozen stranger collapses outside her door. Nursing him back to life feels instinctive… but falling for a man with no name might cost her everything.

Matthias Walker didn’t plan to survive the snowstorm. Guilt-ridden and on the run from a life he can’t undo, he expected the cold to claim him—until a fiercely determined woman pulled him back from the edge. But the haven he’s found is built on a lie… and if she uncovers his unspoken past, he’ll lose the only warmth he’s ever known.

As snow blankets the land and buried secrets rise with the thaw, Cate and Matthias must decide: will the truth destroy the fragile bond they’ve found or can love offer them both a second chance, even in the dead of winter?

Tropes: Widow Heroine, Wounded Hero - Caretaker Heroine, Disguised Identity, Forced Proximity.

"Winter's Gift to a Pregnant Widow" is a historical western romance novel of approximately 70,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

The way she tells the story intriguing suspenseful never boring

Nice twist and turns in the storytelling, but stayed true to the story that was being told instead of going down rabbit holes I enjoyed it a lot

Cheesy

Predictable. Horrible romance. The characters did express any feelings toward each other or even admit it to themselves.