Review: A real "page turner"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 7, 2013
I had the pleasure and privilege of being one of Peggy's beta readers for this book. And what a fantastic book for my first beta reading experience!Peggy has crafted a beautiful and excellently written story of two damaged people finding love and healing together. I loved watching Tyler and Laney as their attraction to and interest in each other gradually overwrote what their past life experiences had taught them. And I think I fell in love with Tyler ... just a little bit...As with all Peggy's books, of course, the romance is only part of the story. In this case we were treated to intrigue on Tyler's vast Montana horse ranch. Through beautiful word pictures I felt that I was actually out there on the range, watching the horses with the warm sun on my back. Peggy's obvious love for and knowledge of horses came to the fore, and was interesting even for people who, like me, know nothing about these beautiful animals.As I've titled my review, this book is a real "page turner". My biggest frustration as a beta reader was being fed the story just one or two chapters at a time. There were many occasions when I came to the end of what I was reading and shouted, "no!" as I was desperate to know what happened next. I have now had the luxury of reading the book again without interruption and enjoyed it just as much the second time.There is much more I could say about this book. The whole time travel element always adds so much to the story. And, of course, Tyler and Laney aren't the only characters in the book. Suffice it to say that I loved Ain't no Angel and highly recommend it.I'm now looking forward to Reverend Johnson's next case of giving someone a second chance.