Prairie Heart

By: Marian Snowe

Narrated by: Tessa Stavers

Eleanor Higgins has an incredible talent for matchmaking - for everyone but herself. Many of the couples in the tiny Colorado ranch town of Prairie Winds have Eleanor to thank for their happily ever after. But when her best friend, Morgan, asks for Eleanor's help to set her up on a date....

Well, that's where it gets complicated.

Morgan is funny and dashing, and she's sexier in blue jeans and a cowboy hat than any ranch hand has a right to be. She also just came out. The thing is, Eleanor's had a crush on Morgan since forever, and has spent her entire life convincing herself that Morgan was off limits. Now that Morgan's told her she's not exactly straight - and that Morgan needs her help to find the right lady - Eleanor's heartbroken that this "right lady" is probably not her. Ever the great friend, she knows her own ex-girlfriend is absolutely perfect for Morgan....

A sexy camping trip, a tornado, and an intense love triangle round out this heartwarming romance by best-selling author Marian Snowe!

©2017 Marian Snowe (P)2017 Marian Snowe

Excellent book!

Marianne Snowe can write a great novel and Tessa Stavers brings the characters to life! This book is very sweet and heartwarming!

It’s just me but I get frustrated

I’ve never been a individual who could handle miscommunication and that is a pretty big component to this story. It was well written and well narrated just frustrating because I saw such an easy fix early in the story but had to see both Ellie and Morgan misunderstand each other.

Darling story

This is a sweet and aching story. Full of so much purity - that’s an odd way to describe it, but all the main characters are wonderful without being cardboard characters.

And Tessa Stavers’ narration is riveting.

kind of cute

once again narrator was terrible. she sounded like a child doing the voices. no more.

Meh....

Was a decent book but not very exciting or out of the ordinary....BFFs who fall for each other while dating all the wrong people. I've read a lot of Snowe's books and this was mild by far. I think I was just expecting more from the characters. Again, decent book but thrilling it was not.