Nate (Paperback)

Nate drove Cash away -- he was going to end it all. Or so he thought.

Jo had high hopes for Nate until Angela appeared. All she had to do was get Nate onto the Commanche trail and head for Rock Creek.
Until the Commanche's caught them and declared Nate a "pukutsi" warrior. Finally, it took about a week to reach Rock Creek.

In the meantime the four, Reese, Cash, Rico and Sullivan went after Jo to bring her and Nate home. Wouldn't you know [grin] the Commanche's caught them too.

The story keeps getting better and better -- Nate still wants nothing to do with Jo - although she seems to be the most stable thing in his life.

His little solution to Jo's ruined reputation did not go over very big. And, oh my gosh, everyone's coming up pregnant.

You will love meeting up with all of the guys again and their ladies -- and hey, don't forget all of the great kids.

A lot more beer and not too much froth. Great going, Lori.

Aw! how come Nate [glad the cover was not bald, and he sure wasn't 35] had to be 35 - glad Jo was 25 - plenty of time for a large family. A truly great blessing.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED -- WHAT A GREAT KEEPER!

I recommend you read them in order: Reese, Sullivan, Jed, Rico, Nate, and Cash.

If you read only one, Nate is my favorite choice. Primarily, because Ms. Handeland goes beyond your typical love story of a man with a troubled past who finds a woman that captures his heart and teaches him to love again. Nate is a preacher-turned-gunman who, after losing his wife and child, blames himself and loses his faith in God. A former Confederate soldier, he is an alcoholic on the verge of committing suicide when the heroine, a Christian missionary, walks through the door and quite literally turns his life up-side-down.

It's a truly touching story and has become one of my favorite romance novels of all time. Thank you Lori for an absolutely inspirational love-story... and to Lori and Linda Devlin (who wrote three of the six books) for a spectacular series. I wish there were more than six!