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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Another good book. Lately I've really lucked out with the books I'm reading. This one is full of action, heart-wrenching events, a strong female cowgirl hell bent on revenge for the death of her family. Grace is determined and nothing can deter her, even to the point where she almost dies because she doesn't have the best survival skills in an unforgiving environment. What I likes about this book is the strong female lead, and the subtle way she develops over time. I read this as a coming of age story, because Grace changes in the course of the book. From angry, scared, traumatized and bent on revenge to developing understanding for other people and cultures, learning about survival and herself, and learning to love again. I greatly enjoyed this book, because all the NA elements where there, but between the lines, not as formulaic or obvious as in most books of this genre. A smart, well-written read. 5 stars for me. Another good book. Lately I've really lucked out with the books I'm reading. This one is full of action, heart-wrenching events, a strong female cowgirl hell bent on revenge for the death of her family. Grace is determined and nothing can deter her, even to the point where she almost dies because she doesn't have the best survival skills in an unforgiving environment. What I likes about this book is the strong female lead, and the subtle way she develops over time. I read this as a coming of age story, because Grace changes in the course of the book. From angry, scared, traumatized and bent on revenge to developing understanding for other people and cultures, learning about survival and herself, and learning to love again. I greatly enjoyed this book, because all the NA elements where there, but between the lines, not as formulaic or obvious as in most books of this genre. A smart, well-written read. 5 stars for me. no reviews | add a review
Historical Fiction.
Young Adult Fiction.
HTML: Grace Milton's peaceful life with her family on a horse ranch outside Tombstone, Arizona is shattered in one devastating night. Her parents and siblings are all brutally killed by the notorious Guiltless Gang, leaving Grace the only survivor. Alone and desperate, she buries her family and sets out into the wilderness on her trusted stallion, Bullet, with burning thoughts of revenge. But when she falls ill on the trek, a young man called Joe saves her life by taking her to an Apache camp to heal her body and spirit. She begins to learn their ways, and despite all her heartache, she finds herself beginning to fall for Joe. But vengeance is never far from her mind, and the effort to find peace and forgiveness is a constant struggleā??especially when she encounters one of the Guiltless Gang, Doc Slaughter, by chance. Will she fall into the darkness, or can Grace channel her newfound skills into a means of survival as a bounty hunter? No library descriptions found. |
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This one is full of action, heart-wrenching events, a strong female cowgirl hell bent on revenge for the death of her family.
Grace is determined and nothing can deter her, even to the point where she almost dies because she doesn't have the best survival skills in an unforgiving environment.
What I likes about this book is the strong female lead, and the subtle way she develops over time. I read this as a coming of age story, because Grace changes in the course of the book. From angry, scared, traumatized and bent on revenge to developing understanding for other people and cultures, learning about survival and herself, and learning to love again.
I greatly enjoyed this book, because all the NA elements where there, but between the lines, not as formulaic or obvious as in most books of this genre.
A smart, well-written read. 5 stars for me. ( )