Review: From Barbara
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2013
I really wish all her books were longer, but everyone I've read have been quite satisfying. Although short they still ended very nicely. Every woman as well as the men in Ms Radkes books have been very brave and courageous and actually helping to settle the "wild west". Usually coming from the east they crossed a lot of states to either farm or ranch in one of the western states of their choice. In this fifth sequel of the Trahern series, we have Brynn from Baltimore and James Trahern son of James (Trey) Trahern and Mallory who walked down out of the mountains in the first sequel. She isn't confronted with as many hair raising moments as the other ladies, but the story is so cute! She is transporting this giant bull, Sir Galahad, that she had to raise from birth when his mother died. It follows her around like a little puppy dog and wouldn't hurt a fly... unless he accidentally happen to fall on it! lol it reminds me of a movie starring James Stewart and Maureen O'Hara, don't remember the name.Maureen O'Hara and her daughter traveled with their bull to the USA and was supposed to deliver him to a ranch. The daughter often whistled a British tune to her bull. Sir Galahad thrived on the ranch and got well acquainted with the "pasture ladies" unlike the movie bull who doesn't survive one of their harsh winters. Also in this story there is a suspenseful fight where a knife is pulled and well... read the story! I'm going to be in the process of reading the sixth book of the series, The Stubbornest Girl in the Valley. I know it will be another great book.