Treasures of the Heart

Two Tales of Romance in the Wild West

By: Russ Towne

Narrated by: E. Roy Worley

Treasures of the Heart

A quiet, quirky loner rides into Bent Fork on a horse named Sweet Pea to visit an old friend. He receives devastating news from his friend's widow, who says her husband died under mysterious circumstances and everything they’d worked for was stolen from them. Sparks soon fly as five people risk their lives to try to make things right. But Aloysius "Wolverine" McLean and Amanda Goodson discover the biggest challenge of all has less to do with guns and gold and everything to do with love.

Catherine and the Comanche

Cultures and genders clash as a courageous, young white woman and wily Comanche brave battle each other before finding themselves on a desperate mission to stop a war that would pit their peoples against each other. They soon learn their only hope is to work together against a tribe of treacherous warriors who’ll stop at nothing to ensure the pair don’t reach the fort alive. Does romance have a chance to take root and bloom in such brutal conditions?

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Western Romance

This was my first Russ Towne's book. Treasures of the Heart is a clean historical Western romance. The storyline is complex, filled with drama, and action. E Roy Worly did a good job with the narration. I was given a free review copy of the audiobook — at my request — and have voluntarily left this review.

Clean historical western fiction

Treasures of the Heart
: Russ Towne

Treasures of the Heart has Aloysius "Wolverine" McLean traveling to visit an old friend. When he arrives his friend is dead and the town has been taken over by crooks. Action packed with a hint of romance between him and the widow.

Catherine and the Comanche has two cultures interacting. Will romance bloom between the warrior and the white woman. There is plenty of drama and choices to be made.

Clean historical western fiction.



The narration was well done. The characters were well portrayed. E. Roy Worley is good with this genre.



I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.