About the Book:
Can a woman held captive by her family make it back to the one man she knows she can trust?
When Sarah Montgomery's father succumbs to his long illness, Sarah is faced with a life-altering choice: submit to her brother's will and marry the deceptive Ben Croftner . . . or escape through the dangerous American West to reclaim the heart of her beloved Rand Campbell at Fort Laramie, Wyoming.
From captivity in her family's home, Sarah makes her decision--and begins the perilous journey to Wyoming by train.
But even in the company of Rand's brother, Sarah does not receive the reception she had hoped for. The necessity of a military wife has preempted her, and Rand is already engaged to Jessica DuBois, the seductive daughter of the post commander. With her heart broken and her life in ruins, Sarah has no choice but to remain at Fort Laramie and try to win Rand back. But things will get tougher before they get easier . . . the obsessive Ben Croftner has just shown up in Wyoming.
My Review:
When Sarah Montgomery's father died, he told her one thing, fight for Rand Campbell. Many months had passed since Rand left for Fort Laramie. Catching a ride with her best friend and her husband, Sarah ventures to the West. When she arrives in Wyoming at Fort Laramie, she expects Rand to be beyond excited to see her. But instead she receives a great surprise when she learns, that Rand is engaged to another. She convinces herself to do exactly as her father told her and fight for her man. It proves to be harder than she first believed.
When Rand tells her that the new fur trader is in fact her ex-fiancé Ben Croftner, she knows she is in for a hard time. Especially, since Ben is still obsessed with having her as his wife. And he will stop at nothing to have Sarah, even if it means hurting the little Indian girl, she cares so much for.
A Heart’s Obsession is book two in the Journey of the Heart series. This book is a wonderful continuation of the first book. I’m definitely looking forward to book three.
**Disclosure** This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from Litfuse Publicity.
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