Into The Starlight by Amanda Cabot (Secrets of Sweetwater Crossing Book 3)

Upon returning home to Sweetwater Crossing, many changes had happened to Joanna, including becoming a widow. The last book of the series does not disappoint and the changes there makes her feel  that it is no longer home.  Della and Burke Finley arrive in hopes of finding what really happened to Della's almost husband.  This book is the conclusion of this interesting series.  It has just the right amount of mystery to make the book very interesting to the reader.  It's a good book and a good fit for the previous two books. A very worthwhile read!

I received an ARC from the publisher.  All opinions are my own.

Against the Wind by Amanda Cabot (Secrets of Sweetwater Crossing Book 2)

This is the second book of this series.  In a word:  I loved it!  It was sweet, had action and mystery and was just plain good reading! Louisa is a brave woman learning to be able to help the sick and injured as a doctor.  Not an easy occupation for a woman in this historic time period.  She is a great example of fortitude and bravery against all odds!

The romance that develops was well paced and their relationship came organically and believable.  It was a very enjoyable book for me and I really want to read more from this talented author.  

I received a complimentary copy of this book.  All thoughts and opinions are my own.  

After The Shadows by Amanda Cabot (Secrets of Sweetwater Crossing Book 1)

This was a most interesting book to me.  It was a historical fiction book as you can tell from the cover.  Emily, a widow of a very abusive man, returns home to Sweetwater Crossing.  There she finds herself trying to resolve the mysterious and unexpected death of her pastor father.  Craig Ferguson and his young son, Noah come to Sweetwater Crossing as the new schoolmaster.  Both of them are kindly people who look out for others.  The challenges and events that occur to both them and others causes them to work together to resolve the issues that surround them.

I loved the Texas Hill Country setting as I have a special love for this state and read everything I can that includes this state.  It was a good book and a very talented author.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher.  All thoughts are my own.