Returning for Love: A Western Romance Novel (Long Valley Romance Book 4)

Written by Erin Wright

Narrated by Beth Roeg

Western Romance Series - USA Today Bestselling contemporary romance author.

The love of a lifetime, lost but never forgotten…

If he could turn back time, Declan would do things differently. For one, he would’ve never let go of Iris Blue McLain, the only woman he’s ever loved. Fifteen long and lonely years, and the ache in his heart is as painful as ever.

When he sees her for the first time since they parted, she’s every bit as pretty as she was years ago. No, she’s even prettier. From across the crowded room, she steals his breath. Same silken, flame-colored hair. Same summer-blue eyes and almost the same smile, only now, there’s a hint of sadness.

But when he asks her to dance, she wastes no time giving him the brush off.

She’ll protect her heart, no matter the cost…

The years haven’t been kind to Iris. It all started when Declan broke up with her, leaving her heart shattered. After her car wreck, things went from bad to worse. Now, to top it all off, Declan strolls back into her life, acting like he’s got a right to be there. She can’t risk a second heartbreak. But some things never change, like the way his eyes remind her of his slow seduction, or his work-roughened hands that promise a gentle caress.

For a moment, the years melt away and Iris wonders if she and Declan might have a second chance. But time can’t heal all wounds, and for two broken people, the secrets of the past threaten to break them once again.

Returning for Love is the fourth novel in the Long Valley world, although all books in the Long Valley world can be read as standalones. It has some strong language, and oh my, sexy times. Enjoy!

Other Books by Erin Wright:

Accounting for Love

Arrested by Love

Returning for Love

Christmas of Love

Overdue for Love

Bundle of Love

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorLoyalty
• Release date: Sep 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9781649470263

Reviews for Returning for Love

[Richard Brister · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I gave 4 stars (a bit generous IMO)because the story was good, although the main female character was a bit over dramatic & exaggerated about her condition. However, the narrator is terrible. So breathy & the voice accentuations are awful. My advice to this author would be to get a new narrator; you’ll get higher ratings on your stories

[sharon dean · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This book almost made me cry. For one I’m am dyslexic and have struggled with that all my life. And I must say I don’t think the beating yourself up with that knowledge ever ends. It wasn’t till I took a uni course late in life and found a different way of learning did I Flourish.
Eight yrs ago I was diagnosed with a slow progressing illness, I had, had it for a long time but drs kept calling me neurologic. The diagnosis was one of thank God and why me. I remember the day of applying for disability as one of the worse of my life. Never cried so much or felt so useless. So as you can imagine this story took me for a ride. Love yr stories love yr books ?

[Heather Stewart · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Love these books. They are so good. I plan on reading more!

[tammy · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Narrator is theatrical and VERY difficult to listen to. Story is really good.

[Bill Hair · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

The storyline is a good one but the execution drove me a bit insane. Both characters went overboard on their issues which detracted from the point of the story (for me). The H is willing to settle for the absolute minimum in life because of his perception of his disability (that no one else seems to know about) which is something that I cannot comprehend.

I did enjoy the story but had to skip past many of the woe with me sections to keep from verbalizing my frustration.