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Western Historical Romance

Genre romances set in the American West prior to 1945.

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“ My outlook has changed, Antonia. Last year this time, I'd bemoaned the ruined hay." He shrugged. "Now I know what real loss is. So I'm seeing things differently. ...more ”
― Debra Holland, Healing Montana Sky

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“ Then she saw him walking from the barn to the bunkhouse.  Hardworking Rob, who did so much for her and never asked for anything in return. Here she’d been indulging herself, enjoying the fancy soap, the nice nightgown and he was still working. Working to provide a place for them to stay.   He looked up and she raised her hand to wave to him, longing to tell him all she felt in her heart and didn’t know how to put into words. She wanted to say come look at the moon with me, let me wash your ha ...more ”
― Debra Parmley, A Desperate Journey

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