Books by Amanda Cabot
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review 1: I enjoyed the previous book in this series, but I just couldn't get into this one. The story line was predictable, the characters one dimensional, and the plot is missing. I really wanted to care about these characters, but I didn't. This genre requires that the reader fall in lo...
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review 1: A great historical fiction novel set in the 1800's in Cheyenne, Wyoming. A place of hardships, struggles and overcoming obstacles especially for women. The book contains well written characters, patience, courage, overcoming prejudices, mystery, romance and love.After earning her...
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review 1: Mark Williams has been searching for his father for two year, the man who had abandoned him and his mother when he was a child. His latest information has lead him to Wyoming Territory where he meets Celia Anderson, a young widow with an infant daughter, Emma.Celia is running a ...
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review 1: Honestly its only out of curiosity that i did finish this book and i skipped lots of chapter, at the begining it wasnt so bad and the summary had me interested. But after reading 30% i couldnt stand it anymore.... There was too much if everything, i'm a big fan of romance but thi...
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review 1: The first of Amanda Cabot's Westward Winds trilogy focuses on the middle of three sisters - Abigail, the practical (though sometimes impulsive) sister. A teacher in a girls' school, Abigail decides to travel out west during her vacation to Fort Laramie, Wyoming, to visit her old...
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review 1: Just as I expected from Cabot is that the story ratchets up as it goes along. I don't if i was confused in the beginning but it does set up the premise of the book at Priscilla's character. There is a lot of pain and growth throughout for both her and Zach.I think what I'm most a...
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review 1: I really enjoyed this final book in the 'Texas Dreams' series. I really liked the character of Harriet, and felt for her having to figure out how to raise her younger siblings at such a young age. Lawrence was a character in the previous book in the series ('Scattered Petals'), b...