Books by Kaki Warner
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review 1: Second in the trilogy of brothers living in New Mexico Territory in the early 1870's, this is Hank's story. Molly McFarlane, out of desperation, marries an unconscious Hank Wilkins because she believes he won't live after a train derailment and she needs the railroad widow's sett...
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review 1: I really enjoyed this book. It got off to a bit of a slow start (I was a little bored in the beginning), but I did really love all the characters - especially Declan and Edwina! The writing was great, the slow but exciting building of a true husband and wife relationship between ...
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review 1: Wonderful tale, a perfect combination of drama and humour, with witty banter which lightened the many angsty moments. Brady is an ideal lead, strong and sturdy and not afraid of his emotions. He is the elder son in charge of his family ranch after losing half of his family member...
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review 1: Ash, or Angus, or whatever his name is, comes alive more than any of Warner's heroes so far. He and Maddie made a great couple. I like that Warner didn't spend a lot of time on the Big Misunderstanding. The characters talked about their problems and realized the incorrect assu...
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review 1: This wrap-up story was too good to end; that is, I didn't want it to. The details of what Irish immigrants endured on arrival in the United States gave an historical anchor to the story even as it follows Margaret's flight westward, as so many people did, though not necessarily f...
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review 1: A Reader's Opinion: The book blurb summarizes the story perfectly, so there's no need for that here. I will say that my lack of sleep one night can be entirely blamed on Kaki Warner. I picked up "Where the Horses Run" for my usual hour of reading before bed. It turns out that I c...