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The Rescues: Book 3- The Women of Strength, Courage, and Hope Series
by Jordan Standridge
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An Amazon Best-Seller by Award-Winning and Best-Selling Author Jordan Standridge, the saga continues...
Her purpose was to resurrect hope in others.
She never thought to find someone to do it for her.
A chance meeting with Morgan Wright took RV traveler Ripley Capilano to Harmony Hills Equestrian Center. Little did she know this was the beginning of her greatest adventure of all.
When a traumatized horse immediately bonded with Ripley, she took it upon herself to restore the horse's trust. Alongside Morgan's best friend and manager Ty Stanton, Ripley worked to instill hope in the horse for a new life. But as she spent time with Ty, she discovered she wanted to put her own hope and trust in him. And, she soon realized, so did Ty.
Due to a dangerous past, Ty Stanton had accepted that a love of his own just wasn't in his future. That is, until the morning he met Ripley Capilano. Soon, his former acceptance of being alone was being challenged.
No one was more surprised than he was when he felt an attraction-and a flaring hope-for the woman who lived in an RV. No one...except Ripley herself.Read moreReview<b>The Women of Strength, Courage, and Hope Series (3 book series) by Jordan Standridge<br><br>Powerful, heartfelt, and deeply human...</b><br><br>Standridge's heartfelt trilogy traces the intertwined journeys of three women overcoming loss and danger, each uncovering that the path to healing runs through connection as much as endurance.<br><br>
In The Secret, Standridge introduces Morgan O'Connell, a woman clawing her way out of grief to rebuild both her life and a sanctuary for others. Harmony Hills is more than a horse facility; it's the heart of Morgan's recovery. Standridge ties Morgan's emotional recovery to the daily work of restoring trust, both in herself and in others. Though the story's suspense heightens the stakes, it's Morgan's self-discovery and the authenticity of her connections that give it real depth.<br><br>
The Witness shifts gears into high-stakes suspense. Raina, whose act of selfless courage turns her into a target, is thrust into a nightmare of trauma and pursuit. What follows is an emotionally gripping narrative where action and tenderness coexist in perfect balance. The pacing remains taut, the stakes high, but Standridge never lets the heart of the story fade. Through Detective Channion Scott's devotion and his growing feelings for Raina, the novel becomes less about survival alone and more about endurance and human connection.<br><br>
The Rescues brings the series full circle, returning to Harmony Hills with a story that hums with quiet strength. Ripley Capilano's chance arrival at the ranch and her bond with a traumatized horse set the stage for one of the series' most emotionally nuanced romances. Her relationship with the guarded and steadfast Ty Stanton unfolds with slow-burning depth. Their journey from cautious strangers to soul-deep partners mirrors the horse's recovery-- pain yielding to trust, and fear to faith. <br><br>
Rooted in the heart of Arizona, the stories feel authentic and alive. The expanse of the desert and the quiet pulse of ranch life anchor the emotional intensity of each story. Read together, the three novels form an emotionally cohesive trilogy that celebrates endurance, compassion, and second chances.<br><br>Standridge's prose is vivid yet unpretentious, the dialogue authentic, and the pacing perfectly tuned to the rhythm of each story's emotional stakes. She brings both the ache of grief and the promise of healing to life with quiet emotional precision. Harmony Hills feels real and lived-in; a refuge where pain meets possibility and where the land itself seems to mirror the characters' longing for peace. Fans of Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove series and Nicholas Sparks' The Rescue and Safe Haven will find much to admire.<br><br>
A page-turning, emotionally charged trilogy that blends suspense, romance, and redemption in equal measure. <b>-Prairies Book Review</b><br><br> <br>
Raina is a vivid presence throughout <i>The Witness</i>, filled with urgency from the very first page. Author Jordan Standridge does a very good job of convincing the reader that this woman is the sort who would instinctively intervene to save someone's life. Her recovery from her injuries and developing relationship with Channion as he strives to protect her both emotionally and physically are compelling and authentic... The sense of danger as Raina slowly recovers her memories and the police close in on the criminals is convincing... Channion and Raina's burgeoning romance set against the backdrop of danger is consistently interesting and engaging." <b>-IndieReader Review</b>
The Rescues is a heartfelt exploration of love found through healing rather than perfection. As Ripley helps restore a traumatized horse's trust, she and Ty slowly confront their own fears and past wounds. Standridge's writing is immersive and compassionate, blending emotional growth and quiet romance into a cozy yet powerful story about learning to begin again. -NewInBooks ReviewRead more
Her purpose was to resurrect hope in others.
She never thought to find someone to do it for her.
A chance meeting with Morgan Wright took RV traveler Ripley Capilano to Harmony Hills Equestrian Center. Little did she know this was the beginning of her greatest adventure of all.
When a traumatized horse immediately bonded with Ripley, she took it upon herself to restore the horse's trust. Alongside Morgan's best friend and manager Ty Stanton, Ripley worked to instill hope in the horse for a new life. But as she spent time with Ty, she discovered she wanted to put her own hope and trust in him. And, she soon realized, so did Ty.
Due to a dangerous past, Ty Stanton had accepted that a love of his own just wasn't in his future. That is, until the morning he met Ripley Capilano. Soon, his former acceptance of being alone was being challenged.
No one was more surprised than he was when he felt an attraction-and a flaring hope-for the woman who lived in an RV. No one...except Ripley herself.Read moreReview<b>The Women of Strength, Courage, and Hope Series (3 book series) by Jordan Standridge<br><br>Powerful, heartfelt, and deeply human...</b><br><br>Standridge's heartfelt trilogy traces the intertwined journeys of three women overcoming loss and danger, each uncovering that the path to healing runs through connection as much as endurance.<br><br>
In The Secret, Standridge introduces Morgan O'Connell, a woman clawing her way out of grief to rebuild both her life and a sanctuary for others. Harmony Hills is more than a horse facility; it's the heart of Morgan's recovery. Standridge ties Morgan's emotional recovery to the daily work of restoring trust, both in herself and in others. Though the story's suspense heightens the stakes, it's Morgan's self-discovery and the authenticity of her connections that give it real depth.<br><br>
The Witness shifts gears into high-stakes suspense. Raina, whose act of selfless courage turns her into a target, is thrust into a nightmare of trauma and pursuit. What follows is an emotionally gripping narrative where action and tenderness coexist in perfect balance. The pacing remains taut, the stakes high, but Standridge never lets the heart of the story fade. Through Detective Channion Scott's devotion and his growing feelings for Raina, the novel becomes less about survival alone and more about endurance and human connection.<br><br>
The Rescues brings the series full circle, returning to Harmony Hills with a story that hums with quiet strength. Ripley Capilano's chance arrival at the ranch and her bond with a traumatized horse set the stage for one of the series' most emotionally nuanced romances. Her relationship with the guarded and steadfast Ty Stanton unfolds with slow-burning depth. Their journey from cautious strangers to soul-deep partners mirrors the horse's recovery-- pain yielding to trust, and fear to faith. <br><br>
Rooted in the heart of Arizona, the stories feel authentic and alive. The expanse of the desert and the quiet pulse of ranch life anchor the emotional intensity of each story. Read together, the three novels form an emotionally cohesive trilogy that celebrates endurance, compassion, and second chances.<br><br>Standridge's prose is vivid yet unpretentious, the dialogue authentic, and the pacing perfectly tuned to the rhythm of each story's emotional stakes. She brings both the ache of grief and the promise of healing to life with quiet emotional precision. Harmony Hills feels real and lived-in; a refuge where pain meets possibility and where the land itself seems to mirror the characters' longing for peace. Fans of Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove series and Nicholas Sparks' The Rescue and Safe Haven will find much to admire.<br><br>
A page-turning, emotionally charged trilogy that blends suspense, romance, and redemption in equal measure. <b>-Prairies Book Review</b><br><br> <br>
Raina is a vivid presence throughout <i>The Witness</i>, filled with urgency from the very first page. Author Jordan Standridge does a very good job of convincing the reader that this woman is the sort who would instinctively intervene to save someone's life. Her recovery from her injuries and developing relationship with Channion as he strives to protect her both emotionally and physically are compelling and authentic... The sense of danger as Raina slowly recovers her memories and the police close in on the criminals is convincing... Channion and Raina's burgeoning romance set against the backdrop of danger is consistently interesting and engaging." <b>-IndieReader Review</b>
The Rescues is a heartfelt exploration of love found through healing rather than perfection. As Ripley helps restore a traumatized horse's trust, she and Ty slowly confront their own fears and past wounds. Standridge's writing is immersive and compassionate, blending emotional growth and quiet romance into a cozy yet powerful story about learning to begin again. -NewInBooks ReviewRead more