Minus the bluesy hit “Wrong Side of Memphis,” this album could be an emotional diary for any woman dealing with a broken relationship. Songs like “Hearts in Armor,” “Woman Walk The Line,” and “Nearest Distant Shore” come across the speakers with such devastating sentiment, you think that has got to be what a broken heart sounds like.

While the big name performers providing background vocals blend perfectly with Yearwood, they steal none of the limelight. This is strictly a Trisha Yearwood album, and a wonderful one at that.

Reviewed by Trisha Huenke.