A Heart of the West Novel

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                                                                   Love of Her Own, A: A Novel (Heart of the West)With today's book review , the statement of "Money can't buy everything" rings true as we are about to find out that though the main character had everything her heart desired except the one thing money couldn't purchase - LOVE.

Review: A Love of Her Own - Maggie Brendan - 2010

When April McBride receives news that her brother is getting married in Montana , still nursing a broken heart and engagement . Guys are the last thing on her mind and of course , she is not letting anyone break down the walls that she has built around her heart. After a series of unfortunate events, April finds herself arriving just in time for the Wedding ceremony. Having to stay in a boarding house due to the motel being full finds April who has never been one for domestic chores having to try her hands at new things. This wouldn't be too bad but April from the moment she rode into Lewiston, Montana she has had constant run-ins with horse trainer Wes Owen. Unlucky for April though she is feeling more than hatred for Wes - she is feeling a mixed bag of emotions from hate, anger, embarrassment and even love which she hates to admit. Has April found the last thing she ever wanted in Lewiston , Montana ? Can April and Wes move past their indifference's for each other in order for them to have a future together or are they both destined to grow old as spinster and spinstess ? .
A Love of her own is a novel that will lead you on into a country-western journey of adventure and love.

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