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Knox (The Montana Marshalls, #1)
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My thoughts: KNOX is the first book in Ms. Warren's riveting new series. It didn't end with a deep sigh, it ended with "What? When is the next book coming out?" I told my daughter I may never read another book again - nobody can top Susan May Warren.
Okay, I went in it iffy. Rodeos are not my scene. Bull riders have a few screws loose in the heads. I do not like country music and beer halls are NOT my thing. BUT despite that I fell madly in love with Knox and Kelsey (whose name was way to close to his first lovers name, Chelsea) and shoot I even like Hot Pete!
There were plenty of twists, some former characters making a reappearance, and lots of drama and swoony kisses, all adding up to a book you shouldn't pick up if you are on a work related deadline. Or at bedtime.
The faith message is strong too, though I did wonder about personal relationships with God, and it ministered to me at times.
Okay, for the more conservative crowd, there is beer drinking and country dancing. Short-shorts and a few other things.
And I cannot wait to read Tate and Glo's story. Now to come down from a Susan May Warren high.
I was given an ecopy free. I bought the paperback version, and all opinions are my own.
by
My thoughts: KNOX is the first book in Ms. Warren's riveting new series. It didn't end with a deep sigh, it ended with "What? When is the next book coming out?" I told my daughter I may never read another book again - nobody can top Susan May Warren.
Okay, I went in it iffy. Rodeos are not my scene. Bull riders have a few screws loose in the heads. I do not like country music and beer halls are NOT my thing. BUT despite that I fell madly in love with Knox and Kelsey (whose name was way to close to his first lovers name, Chelsea) and shoot I even like Hot Pete!
There were plenty of twists, some former characters making a reappearance, and lots of drama and swoony kisses, all adding up to a book you shouldn't pick up if you are on a work related deadline. Or at bedtime.
The faith message is strong too, though I did wonder about personal relationships with God, and it ministered to me at times.
Okay, for the more conservative crowd, there is beer drinking and country dancing. Short-shorts and a few other things.
And I cannot wait to read Tate and Glo's story. Now to come down from a Susan May Warren high.
I was given an ecopy free. I bought the paperback version, and all opinions are my own.
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