One Went to Denver and the Other Went Wrong (Code of the West, Book 2)

Rating:
Summary: Enjoyable!
Review: Stephen Bly has produced another fun book that keeps the adventure rolling. The characters are real and "earthy" The irony in the plot is tightly interwoven in a fun sort of way. Sometimes the description of the adventure was complicated enough that I had to slow my reading and work to picture it. The committment to new found faith in face of great trials is amazing, but then so is God!

Rating:
Summary: Action-packed western adventure!
Review: Stephen Bly has produced another fun book that keeps the adventure rolling. The characters are real and "earthy" The irony in the plot is tightly interwoven in a fun sort of way. Sometimes the description of the adventure was complicated enough that I had to slow my reading and work to picture it. The committment to new found faith in face of great trials is amazing, but then so is God!

Rating:
Summary: Action-packed western adventure!
Review: Tap knows he's innocent. Pepper believes it. But he's having a hard time proving it. So, Pepper determines to come alongside and help, until she finds out he has to go to Denver. That's one place she can't ever return to. Not even for Tap. That is, until Carter Dillard reappears and she has no choice. But Tap doesn't know she's coming and there's misunderstandings when their paths collide. Will their faith see them through? Lots of challenging spiritual truths and adventures.