Bücher von Laura Moore

Growing up trapped by her father's wealth, awkward Ty Stannard found freedom on horseback. A talented equestrian, she yearned to ride as well as her idol, champion Steve Sheppard. Worshiping the handsome Kentuckian, she treasures the lucky medallion he gives her the day they chance to meet. But then a nasty fall changes everything, and Ty is forced to leave her dreams behind. Now a beautiful woman, determined to live life on her own terms, Ty learns that Steve stands on the brink of ruin. Moved by memories of his kindness to her, she offers him financial backing, but Steve perceives only a selfish socialite amusing herself at his expense. In a daring move, he challenges Ty to be not only a financial partner -- but a full-time farmhand as well, expecting she'll tire of the hardships of a working stable. To Steve's surprise, Ty takes up his challenge. As they rebuild Southwind, Steve's beloved stable, they find unexpected strength and comfort in each other -- and a passion neither can deny. But their fragile love will be tested by not only those who seek to destroy what they have built, but also the insecurities and doubts that shadow their own very vulnerable hearts.

"Just when we think love has failed us all, we come to the place where the heart remembers..." --Cover.

When love gets hard and you start questioning whether you made the right decision. When decisions are being made, feelings are being dismissed and you are unable to communicate without arguing. Talking to your partner becomes so frustrating you just coexist hoping things somehow get better. It is all about investing in your marriage! The lessons we have learned, the challenges we have faced could have easily been avoided if only someone took the time to teach us the importance of communicating in marriage.So, How Did Communicating Save Our Marriage? From personal and professional experiences when we tell you that communication is the glue that held our marriage together - we mean it! Learning how to talk and be heard saved us years of frustration and possibly even from infidelity and/or worse a divorce. How we communicate with our significant other in a constructive, and positive way is nothing that was taught to either us; we learned it the hard way.