Lucie's Review:I thoroughly enjoyed this fast-paced western adventure.
It starts out with a bang, or rather, a train wreck. Which set the wonderfully fast pace, that was filled with plenty of action and adventure along the way! Ethan White is a true cowboy hero, even though he tries to hide it behind his beard and gruff demeanor.
Fran will do almost anything to protect her sister, Emma. She lied about her age so that they could go together on the Orphan Train, and she agrees to marry a man she just met in order to provide protection for both herself and her sister.
I appreciated the dialogue and humor between Ethan and his brothers. Which added another dimension to the story and gave it so much more depth.
Fran was my favorite character, as city girl from Tennessee she is faced with many challenges and adjustments, yet she tackled them without a complaint as well as showing great wisdom and courage in building a relationship with Ethan.
Overall, this was a completely enjoyable story, and one of the best westerns that I've read in a long time, with realistic depictions of cattle drives and other details. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone looking for a great romantic read!
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