Around the New World (or similar) represents a bridge era:
It is entirely possible that the keyword is a typo-mashup of two or three separate books. For example: Around the New World (or similar) represents a bridge era:
In that case, no single book contains all four elements. However, the search reflects a genuine desire for a specific type of story: rugged Western/shifter romance with a heroine named Samantha, a hero named Buck, and a threshold moment symbolically marked by “around the new” (season, world, or law). It is entirely possible that the keyword is
There is also an indie author named Samantha Strong (active 2018–2022) who co-wrote a Western ménage romance trilogy with Jeanette Littledove. That trilogy is rumored to be titled “Around the New Frontier.” In that series, Buck Adams is the shared love interest across two books. In that case, no single book contains all four elements
Given the structure of the keyword (all four names without connectors like “and” or “by”), search engines likely interpret this as a list of related entities. The most probable scenario: A fan of Littledove’s work is searching for a book where Samantha Strong and Buck Adams are the protagonists, set “around the new” (frontier/year/moon).
Post the exact keyword phrase. Fans of the “New Moon Shifters” universe will recognize it immediately.
Try:
"Samantha Strong" "Buck Adams" "around the new"
Jeanette Littledove "Buck Adams"