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Journey Home (Harper Monogram)

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Jessamyn Johnston was traveling west by herself in a wagon after caring for her dying father for the last three years of her young life. She was independent and didn't need any help until the man over the wagon trail told her she couldn't be on there without a husband...and in step gorgeous italian Tony Wichester a horse breeder from Kentucky. Not wanting to sleep under the wagon or bunk with another couple he says that he's Jessamyn's husband to her shock and dismay.

As much as she tries Jess can't fight her attraction to the sexy and witty Tony. As the journey gets further their loves grows eventually the other members on the wagon trail find out they aren't married and they are forced to marry one anohter. Each still try to fight the attraction, but they eventually give in to a passionate night of sex.

This is a amazing book Susan Kay Law has the ability to pull you into each and every page with Jess and Tony. You will feel the pain each one goes through until thier love is realized. If you get a chance to read this book take it.

A book so wonderful that you NEVER want to put it down. Susan has a way of putting you right there in the book with Tony and Jessie. Even learn some Italian in the process. The setting of Journey Home puts you in the days you wished you still lived in. When Jessie's wishes to go west put her in contact with Tony Winchester...you KNOW you're in for a trip with a hunk of a guy. 5 stars is not a high enough score!

A book so wonderful that you NEVER want to put it down. Susan has a way of putting you right there in the book with Tony and Jessie. Even learn some Italian in the process. The setting of Journey Home puts you in the days you wished you still lived in. When Jessie's wishes to go west put her in contact with Tony Winchester...you KNOW you're in for a trip with a hunk of a guy. 5 stars is not a high enough score!

Journey Home is a heartwarming story with vivid characters, real life issues and delightful dialogue. It's a keeper.