Publisher's Synopsis
When musician Ria Walsh lands the lead role in director Ben Crawford's next film, she works up the courage to leave her toxic marriage. Ria gets her kids out of the house and brings backup when she hands over the divorce papers, anticipating her ex-husband's violence. Finally free, she dives into her role in the film, which proves to be an all-consuming distraction. Even as Ria secretly falls for her genius director, she accepts the offer of a summer fling with her co-star, Gregory Finn . . . a man notorious for romancing his leading ladies and leaving them when production wraps up.
Filming on location at a wild horse sanctuary, Ria finds solace in the horses and slowly gains confidence, channelling her passion and fears into her acting. But as her summer romance gets serious, her heart is pulled between Ben and Gregory, who both get protective when her ex-husband jumps parole and forces tighter security on set. Her ex hunts her, blaming the kids for ruining his life. Ria will have to stop him once and for all to claim the freedom she deserves.
"Deftly written, a lush love story that moves like a freight train." - Melanie Wise, founder of Artemis Film Festival
"Passion and adventure at every turn of the page. An honest look into a woman's mind and soul." - Maja Aro, award-winning filmmaker
"My favorite stories hit that sweet spot between romance and women's fiction, and Wild Horse Heart sits squarely in the middle of those worlds." - Amanda Heger, author of Semi-Scripted
"Wild Horse Heart is a beautiful, deep romance that keeps you pinning for all three of the leads' happily-ever-afters until the very end, twisting your heart in two directions. The book captures the spirit, magic, and maturity of a love brought together through family, art, and horses." - H. Singerman, reader
"I thoroughly enjoyed this book. A refreshing storyline, realistic, well fleshed out characters and a plot to satisfy any reader looking for a happy summer read." - A. Thyme, reader
SPECIAL INTEREST: A portion of proceeds from book sales is donated to programs that protect & rescue wild horses, so you can feel good about purchasing this book. The horses in this story are well treated and all the animals (and most of the people) get a happy ending.
