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The Letter Left The Healing Hearts Ranch Book 1 by Angela Ford Genre: YA Sweet Romance

A story of remembrance, a gift, and a love rediscovered through healing hearts. Angela Ford takes a different direction this time to bring you a new adult series. A story centered around family, horses, true love, and finding your way from the wise words left to you. Jack Willows was a great man. He always put others first. He’d taught his granddaughter to do the same. Raine Willows left her grandfather’s farm at eighteen to find her way in life. Seven years later, his death brings her back to the farm and her first love–the boy next door. An empowering story of healing through horses. A farm that introduced her to the boy next door–Luke Daniels. The one she could never forget, no matter how many years and miles came between them. Grief reunites them, horses help heal their hearts, and gives them an idea to help others. An idea that had been her grandfather’s dream for her. The letter he left, changed the direction of her life and her heart. **Only .99 cents!!** Goodreads * Amazon

Angela resides in Nova Scotia – Canada’s Ocean Playground. Inspired by sunsets, the ocean, her family, and books! She is never without a book, whether she’s reading or writing. Angela is a bestselling and award-winning author who has been in the Amazon top fifty, Readers’ Choice Awards and ScreenCraft. She has over 50 published works in paperback, eBook, audiobook, and foreign translation. An Award of Distinction sparked the idea for her first book ‘Closure’ that hit Bestselling Action & Adventure, Women’s fiction. In between mysteries, Angela writes short contemporary romance. She loves to connect with her readers! Website * Facebook * Twitter * Bookbub * Amazon * Goodreads

“Jack wanted me to give this to you after his death.”
Raine felt the moisture build in her eyes. With trembling fingers, she took it from Luke’s hand.
She stood for a moment in silence. She didn’t know if she could read the last words from her grandfather.
Luke pulled a chair out from the table and motioned for Raine to take a seat. “I’ll give you some
time to read that in private.”
Raine smiled. “Thank you.” She appreciated the respect he offered while she read her
grandfather’s letter. He nodded and placed the letter opener on the table and made his way up the back
staircase.
Raine reached for the opener and let it slide across the sealed letter. Slowly, she opened the neatly
folder paper to find her grandfather’s writing. As she read the words he’d left her with, a solemn tear fell
down her cheek. The lump in her throat gave her the sensation it would not be a single tear, but she fought
hard against the urge to cry. She needed to relax her tangled thoughts to read his words to her.