Wild Hearts Roam Free

The song behind the story of a Wyoming in transition - still mindful of the legacy from The Battle of Greasy Grass, and the respect due the Native American Indian as they strive to retain their heritage.
J S Morey has three novels in the "WILD HEARTS" series, all set south of The Bighorn, available on Amazon in eBook and printed edition. John writes:
'As Modern Westerns they celebrate the Lakota Sioux culture, whilst telling the story of European pioneers who migrate from 1960s England to discover a new way of life, and themselves, integrating with local ranchers and Native American Indians in a series of adventures.
Enriched with the myth and legend surrounding the enigmatic grizzly, wolves, the American eagle and mustangs, as well as the mystical white buffalo, this is true escapism into a world where nature's challenges build each character in this western series that blends fiction with historical fact."
"Wild Hearts Roam Free" is one of a dozen 'feel-good fiction' novels by J S (John) Morey to take you back to your 'happy place'. This trilogy is made up with Book 2 - Wild Hearts Come Home, and Book 3 - Wild Hearts Bright Stars. There is also a compendium hardback version of all three titles, Wild Hearts Over Wyoming - also by Kindle Direct Publishing for Amazon.
This 'song behind the story' features lyrics by John Morey and an online recording studio creating Wild Hearts Roam Free as a snappy, high quality 'country rock' rendition with an unmistakable 'Nashville' sound to it. The singer is also fictional - Roland Canning Hollis - based on the author's father's deceased step-brother as the artist.
Similar recordings can also be found - again the 'feel-good' fiction' behind the song for "Finding Rose" from the romantic saga 'Love Should Never Be This Hard', and "Burn Down the Barn" - both to be found in the 'Music' section of the author's website 'newnovel.co.uk'.
Both songs are on this YouTube Channel as videos.