Winter storms blast across the Whispering Pines Guest Ranch, and a cold wind blows through Kate Neilson's soul. Despite her pain, Kate's well-being takes a backseat to the needs of loved ones: her best friend, who's been ensnared by evil; her failing great-aunt, whose dementia care keeps Kate guessing; and Laura and Mike Duncan, whose ranch and livelihood are threatened by a land-grabbing neighbor. "Hooray! Another chance to join Kate Nielson as she uses the gritty street smarts of her difficult past and the assurance of her unfolding faith to find her way and protect the ones she loves. In Winds of Freedom, Rebecca Carey Lyles has once again created authentic characters who confront real-life intrigue and adventure in today's Wild West. From the mountains of Wyoming to the sordid underside of Dallas, Kate and her friends make their way with humor, passion, gentle love and tough determination-and like their Savior, they never leave a friend behind. Winds of Freedom is an exciting and moving sequel of loss and redemption, and like Winds of Wyoming, this book will leave readers wanting more of Kate Nielson and more of Rebecca Carey Lyles's fiction."-Lisa Michelle Hess, author, blogger and editor "Winds of Freedom by Rebecca Lyles is not only an entertaining read, it is another courageous assault on the hideous crime of human trafficking. I applaud the author's willingness to tackle this topic and to help educate us in the depth of its evil. Awareness is the first step in setting the captives free-and then the challenge to each of us to get involved. Together we can make a difference! Do not miss this excellent book!"-Kathi Macias (www.boldfiction.com) is an award-winning author of 40 books, including The Freedom Series (Deliver Me From Evil; Special Delivery; The Deliverer), novels written around the topic of human trafficking. "Rebecca Carey Lyles weaves a gripping tale filled with eye-opening twists and turns. A few familiar characters from Winds of Wyoming hold your hand on this fast-paced roller coaster suspense ride."-Heather Humrichouse, freelance writer