Hearts Are Wild

River of Dreams #3

by Heather Webber

Eager to raise enough money to fulfill her dream of raising horses, rebellious beauty Jack Parker knows just how to do it"by playing poker, of course. Through her skill with cards, her devil-may-care attitude, and her growing winnings, she's well on her way to buying her own horse farm. Only one thing stands in her Cal McQue. Jack lost her heart to the mysterious gambler once and is determined not to let it happen again. Especially when she discovers that there's a dangerous side to Cal. Now she must not only keep winning at cards, but learn as much as she can about this man who still holds her heart. As the time to play her hand draws closer - and as she slowly learns of Cal's true motivations - Jack must make the call. Will she trust her wild heart or gamble away love forever?

185 pages, Hardcover

First published August 30, 2004

About the author

USA Today bestselling author Heather Webber loves to read, drink too much coffee and tea, birdwatch, crochet, and bake. She currently lives near Cincinnati, Ohio, and is hard at work on her next book. *Heather also writes under the pen name Heather Blake.

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Reviews

[Keri · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a sweet, sappy read of the steamboat era. Jack and her two sisters inherited a steamboat from their dad and that was it. So they had to scramble in order to find a way to pay their way. Alex the first sister got nominated to find a ship's captain that they could trick...err...marry into coming on board. That was the first book. Lou's was the 2nd book and now we have Jack's book. She is the wildest of the three and determined that Cal, the good looking gambler and now part owner of the boat is not going to stop her from her obtaining her dream of owning a horse ranch. Read on as these two gamble on love with Jack better to open and hearts are wild. This was a GP rated book with strictly kissin going on, but was still a nice read and a nice ending to the trilogy.

[Rachel · Rating 1 out of 5]

This must have been a free e-book or something. This book was TERRIBLE. Maybe if I had read the first two books of this series I would have been prepared for the cheesy schmaltz that was the 146 pages of the book.

Strange because I enjoyed the Lucy Valentine series