A Heart's Betrayal

About The Book:  Emmie finds shelter in the arms of a soldier, but her secret could drive them apart.  When Emmie Croftner answered the door to her late husband's home, she discovered an awful truth: her deceased husband was a bigamist. And what's more, the home she thought she inherited never belonged to her at all.  Suddenly displaced, powerless, and ashamed, Emmie can't stay in Wabash, Indiana. She makes a hopeful start for Fort Laramie, Wyoming, to find her friend Sarah Montgomery and a new beginning. But when she arrives, she discovers she's pregnant---and without a husband. The new start she'd hoped for slips from her fingers.  But then she meets Isaac Liddle, a handsome soldier with a kind heart. When he begins to court her, Emmie wonders whether she could ever really be his---and whether she dares to tell him she is carrying another man's baby.Purchase a copy: http://bit.ly/1B65ZsM
About The Author:  Colleen Coble has sold over 2 million novels worldwide. Seagrass Pier, the third installment in her acclaimed Hope Beach series, marks a new highpoint for emotion and complexity in Coble's addictive brand of romantic suspense.Find Colleen online: website, Facebook, Twitter
My Thoughts On The Book:  This was the fourth installment from the Journey of the Heart series.  This story could be a read alone but it really helps to have read the other three so that the characters are familiar and you know what they are referring to in their conversations throughout the book.  This segment picks up pretty close to where the previous book left off. The main female in this story is Emmie Croftner.  She has a sad little tale and as the reader and participant in the story Coble really gives you an amazing description of the rugged country side.  Emmie develops a friendship with one of the soldiers, Isaac and if this book is like the rest then we will see a romance developing in book 5.  The book is more like a novella than a novel.  It is a quick and short read and that is the only thing I can find fault in. 
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