Tracie Peterson is one of those authors who never ceases to amaze me. She writes so many books–and they are, every single one of them, well-constructed and a joy to read all the way through!
This series is the first I’ve read of Tracie’s in a while, only because I have so many books that I’m supposed to read for reviews. I was thrilled when this one came up for a LitFuse Blog Tour. It gave me an excuse to read all of the books of the Land of the Lone Star series. I also haven’t been one to pick up westerns lately, but since it was a western by Tracie Peterson, I knew it would be worth it.
I loved seeing the lives of the characters from the first two books continued into this one, though anyone would be able to pick this one up as a stand-alone and understand everyone perfectly well. Tracie Peterson is so good at inventing characters who have a real past, as well as complex emotional and spiritual journeys.
It was a joy to read this series, and I look forward to reading her next book, To Love and Cherish (which is co-authored with Judith Miller), set during the Gilded Age–my favorite era. It comes out soon and is second in a series called Bridal Veil Island.
This series is the first I’ve read of Tracie’s in a while, only because I have so many books that I’m supposed to read for reviews. I was thrilled when this one came up for a LitFuse Blog Tour. It gave me an excuse to read all of the books of the Land of the Lone Star series. I also haven’t been one to pick up westerns lately, but since it was a western by Tracie Peterson, I knew it would be worth it.
I loved seeing the lives of the characters from the first two books continued into this one, though anyone would be able to pick this one up as a stand-alone and understand everyone perfectly well. Tracie Peterson is so good at inventing characters who have a real past, as well as complex emotional and spiritual journeys.
It was a joy to read this series, and I look forward to reading her next book, To Love and Cherish (which is co-authored with Judith Miller), set during the Gilded Age–my favorite era. It comes out soon and is second in a series called Bridal Veil Island.
I was given a paperback copy of Taming the Wind by Bethany House in order to read and give my honest review for this LitFuse Publicity Blog Tour. I give Tracie Peterson’s Taming the Wind 4 Stars.
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{About Taming the Wind} 
A cowboy with demons of his own…
Though grateful for the blessing of her daughter, Carissa Lowe has accepted that widowhood is her lot in life. Bound by fear and mistrust, she feels incapable of opening her heart again.
Tyler Atherton
has never forgotten Carissa. When he discovers she’s living with her
sister on a nearby ranch, his life becomes intertwined with the lovely
widow’s. And Carissa’s daughter, Gloria, seems determined to wrap
herself around his little finger. But while Tyler longs to provide a
home and future for Carissa, he is haunted by an obligation he feels
unable to fulfill.
Link to buy the book: http://ow.ly/dsGj5
{The Land of the Lone Star Series}
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{Meet Tracie} 
Tracie Peterson is the award-winning author of over eighty novels, both
historical and contemporary. Her avid research resonates in her stories,
as seen in her bestselling Heirs of Montana and Alaskan Quest series.
Tracie and her family make their home in Montana. Visit Tracie’s Web site at www.traciepeterson.com and her blog at www.writespassage.blogspot.com
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