Title: Tame Horses Wild Hearts
Author: Alison Paige
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Publisher URL: http://www.samhainpublishing.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60504-534-4
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Goddess Minx
Kate Mathers needs to be in control of her own life and having a stalker only makes it more difficult for her to accomplish her task. She is having a hard time keeping her personal life separate from her work and her horseback training for the kids comes first. In walks Joe Garity, who took someone else’s opportunity at camp, but he is a little old for learning to horseback ride. Because of her unemotional relationship with her father, she is not able to keep a steady man in her life; Kate doesn’t need him wrecking havoc with her emotions, or contradict her desire to try for a normal life.
Ex-cop Joe Garity has taken on the job of guarding Kate for her father, who now wants to make amends with his estranged daughter. He has developed deep feeling for Kate and that is against all his rules of “guarding the principle”, as he puts it. Here is a man who has never been able to keep a lasting relationship with a woman, and for him to let his guard down so quickly confuses him, because he thought he was incapable of love. He suspects almost everyone at the ranch of being the stalker, and his instincts have never let him down.
Tame Horses Wild Hearts is a wonderful story of two damaged people finding love in the midst of danger. The secondary characters really added to the story’s plot, and the way the stalker’s identity was prolonged kept me reading to find out exactly who was after Kate. It was very interesting when Kate and Joe finally were able to let down their guards, and talk about their own personal relationships with their parents, which was more healing for them than anything.
Author: Alison Paige
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Publisher URL: http://www.samhainpublishing.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60504-534-4
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Goddess Minx
Kate Mathers needs to be in control of her own life and having a stalker only makes it more difficult for her to accomplish her task. She is having a hard time keeping her personal life separate from her work and her horseback training for the kids comes first. In walks Joe Garity, who took someone else’s opportunity at camp, but he is a little old for learning to horseback ride. Because of her unemotional relationship with her father, she is not able to keep a steady man in her life; Kate doesn’t need him wrecking havoc with her emotions, or contradict her desire to try for a normal life.
Ex-cop Joe Garity has taken on the job of guarding Kate for her father, who now wants to make amends with his estranged daughter. He has developed deep feeling for Kate and that is against all his rules of “guarding the principle”, as he puts it. Here is a man who has never been able to keep a lasting relationship with a woman, and for him to let his guard down so quickly confuses him, because he thought he was incapable of love. He suspects almost everyone at the ranch of being the stalker, and his instincts have never let him down.
Tame Horses Wild Hearts is a wonderful story of two damaged people finding love in the midst of danger. The secondary characters really added to the story’s plot, and the way the stalker’s identity was prolonged kept me reading to find out exactly who was after Kate. It was very interesting when Kate and Joe finally were able to let down their guards, and talk about their own personal relationships with their parents, which was more healing for them than anything.
Alison Paige has done a fantastic job of writing about a mysterious, mentally ill person, who believes himself in love with a woman who has no knowledge of what is going on. I love horseback riding and it was a nice touch to have the scene at a camp for under-privileged children learning how to ride horses. The ending was not what I expected, but better all around for everyone involved. This was a great book to read and I look forward to reading more from this author.
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