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6/13/2025

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Designed with Love

 
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Author: Tracie Peterson
Genre: Historical Romance
Series: The Hope of Cheyenne #2
Release Date: July 1, 2025
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers


Love weaves together two determined hearts through even the most unexpected paths.

After being widowed on her wedding day, Emma Johnson moves to Cheyenne with her sister-in-law to start over. Emma's life has been marked by wild living and a desire for fun, but the death of her husband forces her to reconsider her priorities. Her brother-in-law Colton Benton travels with them, intending to help Emma get established, but she becomes wary of Colton's intentions, wondering if he is genuinely interested in her or merely after his brother's inheritance--which is now hers.

Colton has harbored feelings for Emma since they first met, and he is caught between his love for her and the pressure from his brothers to marry her for the family's financial benefit. As they settle into Cheyenne, Colton tries to balance his business dealings with the Union Pacific and his growing affection for Emma. With his sister's simple yet profound faith in God as inspiration amidst their struggles, Emma and Colton will be challenged to believe that a divine plan is intricately woven into their lives.

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Reviewer: Diana Varela

Tracie Peterson’s first book in the series, A Constant Love, was such a good story, and I could not wait for this book. If the first one was good, this one was amazing! She shows rather than just tells the story. It feels very real, and I cannot wait for the next one. 

The characters Emma and Colton felt like such real characters. They stayed true to who they were as people. Colton was a protective and patient male character that I enjoyed reading about. A man who is not afraid to ask for help or admit his wrongs is a character I fall in love with.

The story was not rushed. It happened over a course of time, which felt realistic. I also love when there is a story with the side characters. So, it is like two in one. 

There are Christian elements in this book, but not where it is pushy.

Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy of this book from Bethany House Publishers through Interviews & Reviews. I was not required to give a favorable review. All opinions are my own. 



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Reviewer: Lori Parrish

As always Tracie Peterson never disappoints me with her fabulous stories. I liked this one the best in this series.

Rosie is my favorite character. She’s sweet, charming and knows how to be herself. I love her child-like wisdom.She made me laugh and cry sometimes.

Emma was a stinker. Until her fun loving ways got her in trouble. I laughed at some of her antics. But I also disapproved of her not believing either. However, I kept rooting for her.

There are a few villains in this story. But not too bad.

I did learn a few things as I always do whenever I’m reading historical fiction like this. I feel like Cheyenne is an interesting town that’s slowly become like my home.

I didn’t want this book to end and I’m looking forward to see what she has next. This has been a great series, with this one being the best one.

This book deserves 5 stars and more. A few twists and turns that surprised me. I finished this one late last night. It was so very good! In fact, I devoured it.

I received a complimentary copy courtesy of Bethany House Publishers through NetGalley and Interviews & Reviews, for my honest opinion.

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