This is the second western romance that I have read and enjoyed by Sandra Cox and you can find my other review for Thundertree: Here
About the book
In the 1870s Brandon Wade is driving a herd of longhorns over the Chisholm Trail when a youth appears out of nowhere riding a magnificent black stallion and packing a deadly looking six-gun. In need of trail hands, Brandon hires the young man. Not until weeks later, during the middle of a terrible stampede, does Brandon learn that his young sharpshooter is a beautiful woman. A woman full of fire and passion who he burns to possess. A woman steeped in mystery who refuses to disclose her past. Alexandria O’Malley is on the run and must be able to disappear at a moment’s notice. When she hires on to the cattle drive, she doesn’t expect the powerful attraction between herself and her trail boss or the response of her treacherous body.
My review for the book 13th August 2020
This book is not just a western romance with plenty of action, but also a family saga stretching out over 50 years.
The story has all the elements of a good western with plenty of action, cowboys, Indians, stampedes, comancheros, magnificent horses, good looking men, beautiful feisty women and some snakes in the grass… Don’t expect too many simpering females as the young woman at the centre of this story can definitely hold her own, in the saddle, with cattle and when faced with danger.
The author draws you into a country that is perilous to the unwary and home to both natural and human predators, but she also showcases the magnificence of the wild open spaces. Her characters are multi-faceted and not all perfect, which makes the relationships that more realistic.
I loved the story, partly because I was brought up watching western movies, but also because it is a reminder of a simpler time, despite the dangers and violence. Without technology men and women survived through their own hard work and courage in a very tough environment, and that makes their stories compelling.
If you want to escape from the modern world for a few hours, then I can highly recommend Silverhills and I am looking to reading more of Sandra Cox’s stories in the future.
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A small selection of other books by Sandra Cox
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About Sandra Cox
Multi-published author Sandra Cox writes YA Fantasy, Romance, and Metaphysical Nonfiction. She lives in sunny North Carolina with her husband, a brood of critters and an occasional foster cat. Although shopping is high on the list, her greatest pleasure is sitting on her screened in porch, listening to the birds, sipping coffee or an iced latte and enjoying a good book. She’s a vegetarian, a Muay Thai enthusiast and has a weakness for peanut M and Ms.
Connect to Sandra Cox
Blog: Sandra Cox Blogspot
Twitter: @Sandra_Cox
Thanks for dropping in today and I hope you enjoyed my review and will head over to explore Sandra Cox’s other books. Thanks Sally.
I’m not a big romance reader but I love the West setting, so I’ll check this one out. Thanks, Sally!
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Thanks Olga.. Sandra creates a great setting and characters.. xx
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Better take a look at this one. I love westerns 🤗
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Thanks Jessica..I must say that the two books of Sandra’s I have read so far have been great reminders of the films I grew up with…x
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It’s great to read not only your testimonial but the words of others who chime in about this one. You’re on a roll lately. (Well, when aren’t you on a roll?) 😎
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Lol.. this mandatory hour of reading every afternoon is helping me relief some of the pressure on the TBR…a ways to go yet..x
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Sounds like a perfect escape read. Thanks Sal and congrats to Sandra. ❤
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It is Debby and we need those right now.. in some ways they are actually beginning to look like the good old days lol ♥
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That’s for sure Sal ❤
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I loved this book!
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Thanks for adding your recommendation Denise.. I have one more on my TBR and looking forward to it..xx
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Lovely review Sally. I like Sandra’s books, she has a wonderful style of telling a story.
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She does Balroop and looking forward to reading more soon..hugs
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A great review of Sandra’s book, Sally. I love family sagas and female characters who don’t simper! Lol. The book sounds wonderful. Congrats to Sandra!
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Thanks Diana.. can’t stand simpering…in books or in real life lol.. Looking forward to more of Sandra’s books anon…hugsx
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A lovely review. The coversof all books are looking great. This actual western romance i will remar for a winter read, getting some warmth around my heart. 😉 Michael
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It will certainly do that Michael…I am sure you will enjoy..hugx
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I am sure too. Thank you for the pulling review, Sally!
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Such a good book. I actually like all of Sandra’s westerns. I eagerly await the next!
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This is my second Jacqui so have a ways to go to catch up… but looking forward to the trip…xx
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She not only wraps the story in old west atmosphere, she makes the people so real, I want to hang with them. Good storyteller.
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You have some good reading in your future!
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This sounds terrific, Sally. A great review.
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It was very enjoyable Robbie..hugs.x
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A fabulous review, Sally – I love family sagas. Toni x
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Thanks Toni and this one comes with some great action and romance..hugsx
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I haven’t read a western for many many years. I used to love the movies too and I was a great fan of Zane Grey. My father had a collection of them, other writers too but Zane Grey is the only one I remember. This book sounds like great fun. Thanks for the review.
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I was brought up on westerns as my father was a huge fan..I have loved rediscovering them through Sandra’s books..xx
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Ooh, now, this looks like a fun read! Thanks for sharing, Sally. Hugs x 🙂
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Thanks Harmony.. certainly a page turner.. and terrific read. xxhugsx
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