I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255. The opinions shared here are my own entirely. I am not required to write a positive review and have not received any compensation. I do recommend this series to fans of historical fiction.ĭisclaimer: I receive complimentary books from various sources, including, publishers, publicists, authors, and/or NetGalley. One thing is for sure the reader will need tissues close by. Did this book meet my expectations? Yes! Nora Reid’s life just became more interesting when Myles Cunningham came to town.Ĭhoosing which book from the series is my favorite is hard because I loved them all for different reasons. Now, Nora Reid dreams of an interesting life. One thin The Return Of the King’s Ranger is the fourth book in the Heart’s At War series by author Angela K. Choosing which book from the series is my favorite is hard because I loved them all for different reasons. Did this book meet my expectations? Yes! Nora Reid’s life just became more interesting when Myles Cunningham came to town.

The Return Of the King’s Ranger is the fourth book in the Heart’s At War series by author Angela K. She begins to break through his defenses, but Myles can't risk staying. With secrets abounding-including whether Myles even cares for her-Nora must determine what she is ready to give up and how far she will go to secure his affections. A long walk leads her to the overgrown rubble of the Cunningham homestead where a bearded stranger begins to awaken feelings she'd lost hope of ever experiencing. With her brother happily settled and both her younger sisters starting families of their own, Nora feels the weight of her twenty-four years. He returns to the Mohawk Valley with the understanding that he is believed to have been shot for deserting-fiction that might be made real if anyone recognizes him as the son of a Tory and a King's Ranger.Įverything is wonderful in the growing community along the Mohawk River, except Nora Reid is still alone. Not knowing what has become of his family since he was forced into the Continental Army nine years earlier, Myles Cunningham wants to go home as well. The war for American freedom is over, and the British have gone back to England. He returns to the Mohawk Valley with the understanding that he is believed to have been shot for deserting-fiction that might be made real if a

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