Women in the West Adventure Series
Book 2 – Sarah
Sarah is a young girl trying to make a place for herself in the world.
Sarah is not the young girl stolen away from Delilah anymore. Now she is Hair of Fire, mate of Three Hawks, even as she blossoms into a young woman and tries to make a place for herself among the Ute tribe.
When she is stolen away from the life she’s made, she struggles to survive in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. A streak of stubbornness and determination take this tough, feisty heroine up against wild beasts of the forest and the rugged mountain landscape to Glenwood Springs, Colorado, where she receives a less than welcoming reception by some.
Will this young woman find her way back to the Ute tribe, which she’s come to think of as family, or will she discover a place among the colorful inhabitants of the Colorado hot springs and mining town?
Follow along on her journey to learn who she truly is and where she belongs in this rough, and often hostile frontier.
If you like strong and capable female protagonists, you’ll love Sarah.
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Reviews for Sarah
“Meet Sarah, one spunky teenager. She turns captivity into a learning experience and, when her assigned spouse is killed defending her, takes to the Colorado hills. She has one adventure after the other, escaping from disaster sometimes by talent, sometimes by luck, and often with the help of other beings–animal and human–she has helped out of the goodness of her heart. This is a feminist Western which shows just how far brains and good will toward one’s fellow beings can take a girl in a world where men are rarely chivalrous and you never know when a puma is going to stalk you. Five stars.”
BookBub Review – Loretta Miles Tollefson: https://www.bookbub.com/reviews/2428297848?source=link_share
I also really enjoyed the depiction of animals in the book, including her loyal and brave dog Blue and her smart and strong horse Natsam-mayaapeh Beepi or “Beepi” for short. Blue really stole my heart. It seemed to me that the author had done her research well. It appeared that she was well informed about the frontier societies in the old West, she understood native American cultures, is familiar with the landscape in the area and she is a dog lover and horse lover. I highly recommend this book.
Leonberger Life Blog Site -Thomas Stigwikman: Sarah The Adventures of A Young Woman in the Wild West – Leonberger Life
Sarah Book Trailer
Excerpt from Sarah, Chapter 13 – Read by the Author
