Lacy: (A Sweet Western Historical Romance) - Paperback

by Shanna Hatfield (Author)

She belongs to her past.
He offers her a future.
Love will ask her to choose.

Determined to build a future of her own, Lacy Williams leaves the familiarity of the Umatilla Reservation to take a position as a telephone operator in the growing town of Pendleton. While she quickly masters the demands of her new job, nothing prepares her for the confusing, tender feelings stirred by the kindhearted banker across the street.

Grant Hill has everything a man could want-success, stability, and a respected place in the community. Everything except the one thing that matters most: a woman who will love him for who he is, not what he has. He refuses to settle... until he meets Lacy.

Drawn together by a growing friendship, Lacy and Grant must navigate the pull between love and loyalty, tradition and independence. But when expectations threaten to tear them apart, will they remain with the familiar or risk everything for love.

Set against the rugged beauty of Eastern Oregon, Lacy is a sweet historical western romance filled with historical detail, forbidden love, and heartfelt emotion.

Return to Pendleton, Oregon, where strong women, honorable men, and the untamed beauty of the frontier come together in stories of hope, courage, and lasting love. The Pendleton Petticoats series features connected, standalone romances perfect for readers who enjoy sweet western romance, small-town charm, and deeply satisfying happily-ever-afters.

Start reading today and discover a love that defies expectations and stands the test of time.

Author Biography

A hopeless romantic with a bit of sarcasm thrown in for good measure, Shanna Hatfield is a bestselling author of sweet romantic fiction written with a healthy dose of humor. In addition to blogging and eating too much chocolate, she is completely smitten with her husband, lovingly known as Captain Cavedweller. Shanna creates character-driven romances with realistic heroes and heroines. Her historical westerns have been described as "reminiscent of the era captured by Bonanza and The Virginian" while her contemporary works have been called "laugh-out-loud funny, and a little heart-pumping sexy without being explicit in any way." She is a member of Western Writers of America, Women Writing the West, and Romance Writers of America.