Reviewed by Sarah L.Book provided by the author for reviewReview originally posted at Romancing the BookYellowstone Redemption is the second book in the Yellowstone Romance Series by Peggy Henderson. While it can certainly be read independently on its own, I highly recommend reading the first book Yellowstone Heart Song which is the story of Sarah’s parents, Aimee and Dan. It was great to revisit with old friends again.After a night of partying Chase wakes up 200 years in the past, nearly frozen to death. A band of warriors drop him off at the Osborne cabin however Aimee is away from home so Sarah is left to nurse him back to health. Neither of them planned to fall in love in the process.Initially Chase seemed a bit naïve and spoiled, too used to thinking of his own pleasures but soon learned in the wilderness in order to survive he needed to grow up and become a man. The way the Blackfoot Indians tested him after he was captured I feel really made this hit home to Chase and he was able to prove (although not yet to himself) that he was well on his way to becoming a strong, noble man capable of providing for himself and any family he may have down the road.My one confusion with the story was the importance placed on Chase’s drug and alcohol addiction because despite the references throughout to the addiction, it really didn’t play much of an important role. It wasn’t until much later in the story when we actually witness how the addiction and demons Chase has had to overcome play a more important role in the relationship between him and Sarah.Overall, I really enjoyed this second edition to the Yellowstone Romance Series and can’t wait to read the third book. Like I said with the other book, Yellowstone Heart Song, I am not into the time travel books. BUT these has really kept my interest. Peggy L. Henderson has captured the perfect story that would keep anyone's interest.Sara Osbourne is the daughter of Aimee and Daniel from the first book. She is brought a young man by the Absaroka Indians who found him wondering around in the woods near a canyon. He was cold, starved and thought to be dead if not treated right away for hypothermia. Knowing that Sara had the healing powers of her mother, they thought best to bring him to her.Chase Russell didn't know anything about time travel, nor did he understand what was going on when he awoke in the woods, cold, wet and hungry. Although he was dazed, he walked miles to find his friends who left him in an area that was not acceptable to people and he could get into serious trouble for walking of the path that had been designated by the Yellowstone National Park. AS he walked, he thought of his friends and even thought that they were in the woods laughing at him for being disoriented. But the more he walked the less he seen that was familiar. The parking lot was not there nor was the ranger station...Nothing looked familiar the more he walked. What was going on? he asked over and over again. Where were his friends?I could tell you more...BUT...then I would ruin the story for you. I know that one tends to use a spoiler and end the story before you even get a chance to read it...I will not do that. Get the first book, Yellowstone Heart Song and then read Yellowstone Redemption....and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
What do You think about Yellowstone Redemption (2012)?
This was my favorite out of the series. Having said that all of the books were fantastic.
—anwara
A good continuation of the Yellowstone Romance Series.
—blossom
