Stampede over to Old West Texas for this suspenseful romantic adventure where a strong-willed city girl meets her match in a stubborn cowboy.
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Stampede over to Old West Texas for this suspenseful romantic adventure where a strong-willed city girl meets her match in a stubborn cowboy.
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Very Good. Very Good condition. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain a few markings such as an owner's name, short gifter's inscription or light stamp.
The book starts a little slow but hold on as it won't take long before you are enthralled in the book.
Emmy is forced to go with her parents to South Texas to visit an old friend of her father's. Like a lot of young women she prefers to go to St. Louis to her Sister's and see the new baby. She is so full of anger that she cannot submit to God for sometime. I think we can all relate to Emmy in a lot of ways.
Diego is part Indian and the Ranch boss has adopted him like a son to help at the Ranch. He thinks of him as family. The friendship and rivilary of Diego and Cuddy are like most sibblings dealing with issues.
When Bertha, a friend of Emmy's Mother's, wants to buy some cattle, the adventure really gets interesting. Caught in danger and all from there on you are so caught up in the book you do not lay it down. You hold your breath and feel a part of the characters.
All through this book you will find encouragement to lift your spirits. I know as I was dealing with some rough issues in my life and this book was so helpful to bring rest to my soul.
