Chase the Fire (Wild Western Hearts Series, Book 4)

This is a beautifully written, emotive historical romance. There is danger and drama with everything to keep the reader's attention all the way through to the end. I found that once I started reading, I was unable to put the book down. Unlike many Westerns, the plot speaks of real people facing real problems in the post-Civil War era. When Chase finds himself in a ditch alongside a soldier from the opposite side, one would expect him to finish off the dying man without a qualm. After all, it is war. But the man makes a dying request and Chase is unable to refuse him. Chase carries out his promise, and arriving at Libby's ranch, Chase discovers that she is struggling to survive and he does the only thing he can reasonable do, namely to stay and give her as much assistance as he can. The only problem is, he falls in love with the feisty, strong-willed woman. When the truth comes out, Libby is devastated, and her world is turned upside down once again. I loved the main characters in this book. Chase is a wounded hero with his own hangups and pain, whilst Libby is a woman who has learned to survive on her own. Although this book is part of a series, it is a stand-alone and can be read as such. I received this book for free from eBook Discovery. I voluntarily post this review. This is my honest review.

A great ending to this series. I enjoyed Chace and Libby's story.

Good read