"Five stars. Probably my favorite in the series because I so enjoyed watching a timid, beaten down girl become a woman to be reckoned with." - Lit Asylum
Becky Rivers yearns for a loving family and carves out a home as companion-nurse to an aging Texas matriarch with more opinions than horses. Bruised by years of neglectful foster care, she avoids the limelight but is forced to team up with charismatic horse trainer, Dino Anders, in order to salvage her employer's venerable race stable. Soon she is caught between a murderer and a ruthless saboteur...and her only ally is a man she isn't sure she can trust.
Anonymous
Posted November 9, 2012
I read this trilogy but have the disadvantage of knowing the TB racing scene... Therefore I can attest to the accuracy of the facts and the lifestyle depicted. However, I was able to anticipate virtually all of what was happening which probably took away the suspense (?).. But, I did enjoy the book... My only complaint was that the characters from book 1 did not carry over through the 3 books... Each book was clearly a stand alone volume.. That said I would recommend them to anyone who has an interest in learning about life on the "backstretch" of a racetrack... The love story was very good too. Enjoy!
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"Five stars. Probably my favorite in the series because I so enjoyed watching a timid, beaten down girl become a woman to be reckoned with." - Lit Asylum
Becky Rivers yearns for a loving family and carves out a home as companion-nurse to an aging Texas matriarch with more opinions than horses. Bruised by years of neglectful foster care, she avoids the ...