The Buckhorn Legacy (Buckhorn #5)

The Buckhorn Legacy by Lori Foster is the fifth story in the Buckhorn series about four brothers, and now one son, who live in the town of Buckhorn, Kentucky.

Casey Hudson was raised by his father and his father's three brothers. His father and uncles were sought after company in town due to both their looks and their manner - each of them would do whatever it took to help anyone in the community. Now, eight years after the previous book, Casey is all grown up and being followed all over town by the single women.

Emma Clark left town eight years ago and never planned on coming back to Buckhorn. In order to escape the life she was in she faked a pregnancy, named Casey the father and allowed her own father to throw her out of the house. She was only thinking to buy some time while she explained to Casey that she had lied and that she needed a safe place to spend the night. But before morning, Emma disappeared. Casey, his father, and his uncles looked everywhere for her.

Now eight years later, Emma is back in town because her father has suffered a stroke. But on her way into town her car overheated and she found herself stuck on the side of the road. And the first car to find her happened to be driven by Casey - the boy she has never forgotten.

Foster's sweet story of two people reconnecting after years apart will appeal to all romance readers. She has a loyal group of readers for a reason and Buckhorn Legacy is the perfect example of why.

Foster, Lori. (2013). The Buckhorn Legacy. New York: HQN.

Forever Buckhorn (Buckhorn #3 and #4)

Forever Buckhorn by Lori Foster is a reprint of two books in her Buckhorn series: the books Gabe and Jordan.

Gabe is the youngest of the four brothers. He is a handyman - both because he can fix anything and because it allows him to work only when he wants. The rest of the time he can be found laying by the lake. When Elizabeth Parks asks to interview him about saving someone from a runaway boat for her thesis he declines. But when Gabe realizes that if he doesn't answer her questions she will just talk to everyone else in Buckhorn, he decides it may be worth spending the time with her.

Jordan is a veterinarian. People say his voice could soothe a charging rhino. When he is voted to approach a bar just outside of the county - one that is contributing to drunken accidents - he does not expect to find the woman of his dreams dancing upon a stage inside. Georgia Barnes, mother of two, dances at the bar because she needs the money to fix up the house he just bought. She counts on every cent she gains in tips. While Jordan is determined to close the bar, he will do what he can to make Georgia's life easier.

Foster, Lori. (2011). Forever Buckhorn. New York: HQN.

Buckhorn Beginnings (Buckhorn #1 and #2)

Buckhorn Beginnings by Lori Foster is a reissue of the first two books (Sawyer and Morgan) in her Buckhorn series about four brothers.

Sawyer Hudson is the oldest of four brothers. He lives with brothers and his son on 50 acres in Kentucky. He is the local doctor.

While mending a fence on the edge of their property, Sawyer and his son Casey see a car fly down the road, through the newly mended fence and into their lake. Inside is Honey Malone. She is on the run from someone chasing her.

Now Sawyer will try to figure out how to help Honey while trying to convince her to stay on the ranch forever.

Morgan Hudson is the second oldest. He is the sheriff because he likes to be in control - or so people think based on his reputation and usual scowl. But Misty Malone sees right through him. He is a big hearted man who cannot stand to see injustice.

But Misty is not looking for any man. She has sworn them off. She is only in Buckhorn to see her sister married. Then she will figure out what to do about the situation she is in - jobless, homeless, and pregnant.

Foster is a romance writer of great talent. She creates characters who readers instantly connect with and her stories develop loyal fans. If you need a quick, fun read with some romance, find yourself a Lori Foster novel.

Foster, Lori. (2011). Buckhorn Beginnings. New York: HQN.