VBT# Shadow Horses of the Rocky Mountain - Natascha Birovljev

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Review: Shadow Horses of the Rocky Mountains - Book #1 Willow Ranch Series - June 2017

This book captured me first with the cover as it seemed like a poignant story and it also reminded me of Nicholas Evan's The Horse Whisperer which I enjoyed. As a child, I was a big fan of horse books like Pony Pals and Saddle Club.  Shadow Horses of the Rocky Mountains is a sweet family saga set in the Canadian Mountains. The book is set when brother and sister Lyla and Lee get a phone call from their Aunty, to say that their father is dying. The girls decide despite their history to the family ranch, a place that neither of them has stepped on in the last fourteen years. During their time back the girls will have their ups and downs as they discover dark family secrets, romance, adventure, and more so renewed their love for one another and learned what it is to be a family unit. When Willow Ranch is threatened, can the siblings work together and put differences aside to save their family home? Find out in Book #1 Shadow Horses of the Rocky Mountains.  If you love family sagas, westerns, and small-town romances, then Willow Ranch is the series to put on your 2023 reading lists.

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