Reviews for Yellowstone Heart Song
This is the kind of book I have looked for but can rarely find. The story and characters stayed with me long after I closed the final page.
Aimee's love and curiosity for the Yellowstone area generate additional attention to a weary, hospital patient. Not only does the man provide this nurse entertaining stories, he offers her the opportunity to experience her favorite vacation spot as it was originally designed. He will send her into the past. He has no fear for her safety. His son is there. He gives her directions to his homestead and strict orders to not tell his son "when" she is from. Thinking the offer is part of the old man's charm, Aimee plays along, only to discover she is in the middle of the Yellowstone forest that is unlike any brochure she has ever seen. Bison still roam wild and Indians are not on reservations. So why is a handsome, white man perfectly at ease living among both of these natives?
Daniel can't leave a city woman to fend for herself, especially when he finds her on a cliff ledge with numerous injuries. His Indian, half brother doesn't help things when he continues to remind Daniel that by taking the woman to his home, he is agreeing to marry her.
Three months is a long time to wait to return to a world of modern conveniences. Three months alone with Daniel is worth the wait. When Aimee is forced into a decision she isn't willing to make, Daniel learns the reason for her secrets. He must now decide if he is willing to accept her deception or risk a life without her.
Yellowstone Heart Song is a book that hooked my attention from the first sentence and kept me riveted until the final word. Ms Henderson's skill at bringing to life a world so remote left this "roughing it means, no room service" girl anxious to don hiking boots and set out for the wilds. She paints the setting with wide brushstrokes while bringing attention to fine details. Aimee and Daniel are perfectly paired, making them relatable and immediately likable.
I am so thrilled this is the first book in a series. I can't wait for the next installment from this author. --Carol Spradling
Aimee's love and curiosity for the Yellowstone area generate additional attention to a weary, hospital patient. Not only does the man provide this nurse entertaining stories, he offers her the opportunity to experience her favorite vacation spot as it was originally designed. He will send her into the past. He has no fear for her safety. His son is there. He gives her directions to his homestead and strict orders to not tell his son "when" she is from. Thinking the offer is part of the old man's charm, Aimee plays along, only to discover she is in the middle of the Yellowstone forest that is unlike any brochure she has ever seen. Bison still roam wild and Indians are not on reservations. So why is a handsome, white man perfectly at ease living among both of these natives?
Daniel can't leave a city woman to fend for herself, especially when he finds her on a cliff ledge with numerous injuries. His Indian, half brother doesn't help things when he continues to remind Daniel that by taking the woman to his home, he is agreeing to marry her.
Three months is a long time to wait to return to a world of modern conveniences. Three months alone with Daniel is worth the wait. When Aimee is forced into a decision she isn't willing to make, Daniel learns the reason for her secrets. He must now decide if he is willing to accept her deception or risk a life without her.
Yellowstone Heart Song is a book that hooked my attention from the first sentence and kept me riveted until the final word. Ms Henderson's skill at bringing to life a world so remote left this "roughing it means, no room service" girl anxious to don hiking boots and set out for the wilds. She paints the setting with wide brushstrokes while bringing attention to fine details. Aimee and Daniel are perfectly paired, making them relatable and immediately likable.
I am so thrilled this is the first book in a series. I can't wait for the next installment from this author. --Carol Spradling
Peggy imparts knowlege of the time setting, Indian habits, fur traders, medicine and much more without casting a feel that you are reading a history book, rather you are in the time right along with Aimie.
Before Aimie can accept the reality of Daniel she has to accept her own reality - she really is 200 years in the past. Aimie and Daniel's journey to love and his acceptance of her true origins was interresting, frustrating and addictive. A point comes when Aimie also has a life altering choice - life in her time without Daniel or a life without the so called advantages of modern life, such as medical care for a possible future family, but the love of the right man for her.
I love time travel stories and Peggy makes it a believable happening. For me, my fantacy reading has to "feel" real and Peggy has that knack. I rate her right up there with Marlys Millhiser's "The Mirror."
I'm lucky enough to be reading the second installment, "Yellowstone Redemption" and so far it is as appealing as "Yellowstone Heart Song" and answers my curiousity about Aimie and Daniel, while drawing me into the new characters. And no I'm not going to tell you who they are, but stay tuned for thier appearance. --Arlene Foster
I loved this book! It had me holding my breath, crying, laughing and I couldn't put it down. I am sorry it has ended. This book is so exciting and I love the ups and downs relationship of Daniel and Aimee.
I think there should be a future book of Jana and Dan.Great read! --Shirl
I live near Yellowstone National Park, and so I had to read this book. I crossed my fingers hoping it would be great, but thinking it would fall short. I love time travel books and romances. This book had it all. The time travel was done in a believable way, the romance was so great, the setting beautiful and the characters were wonderful. Daniel was almost too perfect, but that's ok for a hero in my opinion.
After finishing this I had to call my daughter and have her download it TODAY. I am going to get the two other books in the series too. I hope they are as good - but then when will I get any sleep?
FYI: There is one sex scene. In movie format it would be rated PG13. --Amazon reader
After finishing this I had to call my daughter and have her download it TODAY. I am going to get the two other books in the series too. I hope they are as good - but then when will I get any sleep?
FYI: There is one sex scene. In movie format it would be rated PG13. --Amazon reader
I have to tell ya, the Daniel Osbourne in my head (and on the front cover) is one sexy, sexy man. Huge, muscular, scarred, virile...Yumm. He's macho, manly, and very hot! This book was a very sweet treat to get involved in! I'm glad I got a chance to review this novel.
This story gives Twilight-Zone a whole new meaning...It's so fantastically original. I've never read anything quite like it. It's weird...in a good, intriguing kinda way. I can honestly say I absolutely loved reading this book.
The beginning was exhilarating. I was blown away at the first chapter. It catches attention and doesn't let go until the end. I adored the back-in-time vibe, the hot-but-not-crude writing style, and all the outdoor learning sessions. I love being able to learn new things by reading an awesome book!
I got so into the plot; when Aimee fell off the cliff after the grizzly swiped at her....I almost had a heart attack! The characters became real to me; The reader becomes emotionally involved. I felt Aimee's pain, sadness, happiness. It was great.
This is definitely not your average Forbidden Love Story. It has that vibe, but a whole new world that I am glad of. I do not like reading a book that I know I haven't read, but it sounds like another book. I like to be taken on journey after journey, but different ones, of course.
I adore Aimee's take charge attitude when she's doing what she loves. Helping sick people. She may be a little self-confident about herself, but she is utter confident about her talent of healing sick people. Gotta love a take charge women. I do! I strive to be like her.
Who comes up with dried snake head time traveling devices? Creative authors, of course! Ms. Henderson is her own person, tells her own story (not a story that's already been published by another author), and is so impressive!
The ending was very surprising, but not in the least disappointing. I did cry when reading her diary thoug, that was sorta sad/happy. In a good way, tho.
Recommendations??
I believe all Historical readers, Western lovers, and hunky men fans that adora a paranormal twist would definitely love getting lost in the pages of Yellowstone Heart Song.
This story gives Twilight-Zone a whole new meaning...It's so fantastically original. I've never read anything quite like it. It's weird...in a good, intriguing kinda way. I can honestly say I absolutely loved reading this book.
The beginning was exhilarating. I was blown away at the first chapter. It catches attention and doesn't let go until the end. I adored the back-in-time vibe, the hot-but-not-crude writing style, and all the outdoor learning sessions. I love being able to learn new things by reading an awesome book!
I got so into the plot; when Aimee fell off the cliff after the grizzly swiped at her....I almost had a heart attack! The characters became real to me; The reader becomes emotionally involved. I felt Aimee's pain, sadness, happiness. It was great.
This is definitely not your average Forbidden Love Story. It has that vibe, but a whole new world that I am glad of. I do not like reading a book that I know I haven't read, but it sounds like another book. I like to be taken on journey after journey, but different ones, of course.
I adore Aimee's take charge attitude when she's doing what she loves. Helping sick people. She may be a little self-confident about herself, but she is utter confident about her talent of healing sick people. Gotta love a take charge women. I do! I strive to be like her.
Who comes up with dried snake head time traveling devices? Creative authors, of course! Ms. Henderson is her own person, tells her own story (not a story that's already been published by another author), and is so impressive!
The ending was very surprising, but not in the least disappointing. I did cry when reading her diary thoug, that was sorta sad/happy. In a good way, tho.
Recommendations??
I believe all Historical readers, Western lovers, and hunky men fans that adora a paranormal twist would definitely love getting lost in the pages of Yellowstone Heart Song.
--Sarah I. Sarah's Point of View book reviews
After falling in love with Yellowstone National Park on my first visit at age 16 and enjoying it even more after each subsequent visit since, I couldn't wait to start reading Yellowstone Heart Song. Ms. Henderson has brought the beauty of this majestic landscape to life with the time travelling story of Aimee and Daniel.
Not only do we have Yellowstone National Park in a time untouched by tourism and a ruggedly, sexy alpha male mountain man, we have a fiercely independent heroine suddenly thrust 200 years in the past and left to survive in the wilderness on her own.
Some of my favorite scenes were when Aimee decides to venture out on her own to visit some of the landscapes on her own. The vivid descriptions made me feel like I was right there alongside with Aimee exploring the untamed country.
If you are looking for a time travelling adventure in a wondrous location, look no further than Yellowstone Heart Song. --Sarah L. Romancing the Book
Some of my favorite scenes were when Aimee decides to venture out on her own to visit some of the landscapes on her own. The vivid descriptions made me feel like I was right there alongside with Aimee exploring the untamed country.
If you are looking for a time travelling adventure in a wondrous location, look no further than Yellowstone Heart Song. --Sarah L. Romancing the Book
I fell in love with the main characters in this book very quickly. Had me totally enthralled and I had to finish it in one sitting, couldn't put it down. -- Amazon reader, UK
