Book 1 in the Pine Ridge Portraits series
A CBA Bestseller
It seems to be a typical U.S Army post in 1878. But in the midst of regimented daily routines, a grieving sergeant harbors bitterness and guilt in his broken heart; a desperate young woman struggles to recover from unimaginable trauma; and a new recruit seeks to escape the mistakes of his past. And among them, a woman feels called to embrace these people in need . . .
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Bestselling author and two-time Christy Award finalist Stephanie Grace Whitson pursues a full-time writing and speaking career from her home studio in Lincoln, Nebraska. Her four children, her church, quilting, and Kitty-her new motorcycle-all rank high on her list of "favorite things." Visit her Web site at www.stephaniegracewhitson.com
With Secrets on the Wind, Whitson begins Pine Ridge Portraits, another of her romantic series set among the Lakota Sioux. Her arresting opening scenes bring to mind many a traditional western: two soldiers come upon a burned-out farmstead and discover a female lunatic locked in the cellar. After she tries to kill herself, they drag her back to Fort Robinson. She's nursed to health by a kind old woman and at last gives her name as Laina Gray. She has suffered a great deal and distrusts all men. She is also pregnant. Luckily, the soldier who rescued her, widower Nathan Boone, is a patient man. John Mort
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