And Love Came Calling

Rating:
Summary: This book is great! It is the 1st womens' western I've seen!
Review: This book has a fresh story line! You come away believing that this could actually have been a real account of women loving women in the Old West! This author is wonderful! She is right up there with Randye Lordon and Katherine Forrest! I can't wait for her next book!!! (are you listening Rising Tide?)

Rating:
Summary: This book is great! It is the 1st womens' western I've seen!
Review: This book has a fresh story line! You come away believing that this could actually have been a real account of women loving women in the Old West! This author is wonderful! She is right up there with Randye Lordon and Katherine Forrest! I can't wait for her next book!!! (are you listening Rising Tide?)

Rating:
Summary: A Totally Delicious Read
Review: This book is: well-written, well-plotted and well-paced, with realistic characters.

Its seldom one gets a treat like "And Love Came Calling" a lesbian western, which is also a love story.

The story revolves around two central female characters: Sophie McLaren, a recent widow who now has been forced since the death of her husband, to accept the begrudging charity of her domineering and dangerous brother-in-law, and Kendra "Kenny" Smith, a butch woman who has found it necessary to disguise herself as a man.

The story involves: a stagecoach hold-up, saloon girls with the proverbial hearts of gold, a fair & determined sheriff, outlaws, and a whole lot more.

This excellent novel has found a permanent home on my bookshelf, and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys strong female characters and a historical setting like the old west--you won't be disappointed, that's for sure.

Rating:
Summary: A Totally Delicious Read
Review: This book is: well-written, well-plotted and well-paced, with realistic characters.

Its seldom one gets a treat like "And Love Came Calling" a lesbian western, which is also a love story.

The story revolves around two central female characters: Sophie McLaren, a recent widow who now has been forced since the death of her husband, to accept the begrudging charity of her domineering and dangerous brother-in-law, and Kendra "Kenny" Smith, a butch woman who has found it necessary to disguise herself as a man.

The story involves: a stagecoach hold-up, saloon girls with the proverbial hearts of gold, a fair & determined sheriff, outlaws, and a whole lot more.

This excellent novel has found a permanent home on my bookshelf, and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys strong female characters and a historical setting like the old west--you won't be disappointed, that's for sure.