Wild Stallions (The Honeywells of Kentucky, Book 1) Review
The Honeywells have been breeding horses for as long as America has been a country, but their venerable family has never seen anything like the latest generation--five brothers whose reputations are as notorious as their dark good looks. Their little sister, Ivy, their tiny hometown of Silver Springs, and even strangers are terrified of them. Everyone agrees that they'll never get married because who in her right mind would try to tame them?
Haley Griffin doesn't agree with popular opinion, but then she has a good reason. As a child, her life intersected heartbreakingly with Brent, the oldest Honeywell brother. Since then, Brent has made it his business to see to her wellbeing. To Haley, he's always been a mythical figure, but when he decides to take a more hands-on approach, Haley feels the full effect of the Honeywell charm. Brent has her life mapped out, but now it's Haley's turn to take the reins as Brent discovers that being tamed by a woman may be the greatest adventure of all.
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