Through Flame and Fire

by Barbara Bartholomew

The telegraph wire had transmitted years of messages . . .be home soon . . .sorry to inform you . . .a son. . .will always love. ..and now Aida is using the discarded copper to fashion a bracelet imbued with ancient magic that is her only hope to reunite those she most loves by crossing not miles but years to another time. Years before she met the Cheyenne cowboy at Sweetwater Ranch who differed so dramatically from the civilized young men in Kansas City where she grew up. Slim and dark-eyed, an enigmatic man who seems to know secrets she could never guess, Bevan was born to an old culture, but raised by others to become a man without a place to belong. Aida, who has come to the wild west looking for independence and found herself caught between two men, one who intends to make her his own and another who will go with her into an unknowable future. And now, she and Bevan must find their way back to find love left behind.

161 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 24, 2015

Reviews

[Eva Ruff · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a free Kindle download.

I had read one of the Lavender series and thought I would try another of her books (but not the same series). Bartholomew is very consistent. Her writing is concise but she still develops the characters fully and carries the plot from point to point. It is another quick, enjoyable read.

[Deborah Melendy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Different

This was a good story. Sometimes confusing but in the end the confusion was explained. We all have different journeys to take to get where we need to be, and lots of emotions to go through to get there this is one of those stories told in a way to make it good.