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Rugged Hearts (2013)

by Amanda McIntyre(Favorite Author)

3.99 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Decadent Publishing Company, LLC

series

The Kinnison Legacy

review 1: I really enjoyed this book! I love Christmas reads and I absolutely love damaged heroes and watching their journey to heal. Wyatt’s mother abandoned him and his younger brother, Dalton when they were just kids. Luckily their stepdad, Jed, had the guts to step in and raise children that weren’t his. What a man!After a failed relationship, Wyatt is even more protective of his heart and skeptical to trust any woman. This saves him from heartache yet leaves him very lonely. That is until the feisty, quick-witted Aimee turns up on his doorstep one wintery night. Aimee has hurts of her own but can’t deny the connection she has with the broody cowboy.I loved the interaction between Wyatt and Aimee. I also loved how Aimee was able to melt the ice around Wyatt’s heart and s... morelowly get him to trust and love again. It’s amazing what the right man, or woman can do in someone’s life. A sweet love story and a great comfort read!Reviewed by Elizabeth for Cocktails and Books
review 2: Amanda McIntyre has written a wonderful story. I cried and laughed and couldn't put the book down. To put it simply I love this book. These characters speak to your heart. I love their humor and their sexual chemistry. Wyatt Kinnison has protected his heart by withdrawing from people. His abandonment by his mother and a disastrous love affair have taught him that you can't trust women. During a winter storm he meets Aimee Worth, the town's second grade teacher. She gets his attention with her beauty, her positive attitude and her honesty. Aimee has her own personal heart ache. She has suffered the devastating loss of her sister. Their story is one you don't want to miss. Rugged Hearts is the first story in the Kinnison Legacy. I am anxiously awaiting the next book. I need to know all their stories. less

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