Title: Caught in the Middle
Author: Regina Jennings
Review: A charming western romance that takes place in
1883 in the northern part of Texas and the Indian Territory (Oklahoma). The main story revolves around a young woman
who had previously shot and killed her abusive husband when he attacked another
woman. She becomes a buffalo hunter and a loner who does not trust any males.
She is given a young baby to care for after the mother runs off. The brother of
a friend befriends her and the tale only grows from there.
It was
very pleasant to have a romance story without crated pages of seduction and a
happy ending. I would rate it at 4 stars and would read other offerings from
this author.
Thanks
Frank for this review.
Published: Published April 1st 2014 by BethanyHouse Publishers
ISBN: 9780764209925
Page
Count: 346
Quick
Review: 4 out 5 stars –
Why I
Read this Title: I picked this book up at kindlebuffet.com because it
appealed to me.
Synopsis: The train to Garber, Texas, is supposed to
bring life's next victory to Nicholas Lovelace. Instead, it gets held up by
robbers who are thwarted by the last person Nick ever expected--Anne Tillerton
from back home in Prairie Lea.
Anne’s been hiding away as a buffalo hunter. She’s
only in Garber to find their runaway cook, but the woman flees--leaving Anne
with her infant son. With Nick the only person Anne knows in Garber, the two
form an unlikely team as they try to figure out what to do with the child.
But being in town means acting and dressing for
polite society--and it's not going well for Anne. Meanwhile, Nick's work is
bringing new pressures, and being seen with a rough-around-the-edges woman
isn't helping his reputation. Caught between their own dreams, a deepening
relationship, and others' expectations, can the pair find their way to love?
Author
Information: Regina
Jennings is a graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University with a degree in English
and a history minor. She has worked at The Mustang News and First Baptist
Church of Mustang, along with time at the Oklahoma National Stockyards and
various livestock shows. She now lives outside Oklahoma City with her husband
and four children.
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