HANNAH is a standalone read with a happy ever after. Hannah is a horse therapy specialist. she has always loved horses and now has a job that includes horses all day long. She works on the family ranch and is getting her therapy business up and running. She lives in a very small town and works with family members. She is single.
Dale rides into town to pay a courtesy call to the local Sheriff. He is not using his real name. He plans to come to town, check in with his friend and leave the next day. He is riding to Mexico and he is in a hurry. However, the next morning he passes out and the doctor is called. He has thrown a clot and a few minutes later he could be dead. The doctor forbids him from leaving town and insist that he stay at the family ranch until he recovers. His location is to be kept secret. The family has no idea who he is or why he is running.
He accidentally overheard a mob boss having an underling kill a man in cold blood. There was another person in the room and he just heard the low voice commending the guy for the killing. Being a cop he knows what he has stumbled on. Then a few weeks later he is run off the road and almost died. They know it was no accident. While in the hospital the police decide to write him up as dead so they can get their case together. So, Dale leaves town and will remain hidden until the trial.
There is an attraction between Hannah and Dale but there are too many issues for them to really get together. But one never knows what the future holds. This is an interesting read with another Farraday family member.
It is an entertaining read and I definitely recommend it.
When you read the low star reviews remember it was one reader 1% and 93% gave it high stars. I'm just saying.
I was not paid for this review. I am not a writer nor do I know one. I am not kin to this author. I am a reader and this is my opinion, nothing more, nothing less. 8/23/2020
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Everyone should read this book!
This beautiful work of fiction could easily be true. My granddaughter participates in Equine Therapy. Her progress from age 10 to 14 is amazing. Her disability, cerebral palsy is almost non-existent now. The statement in the book is true: the movement of the horse under the rider mimics the way a human's bones and muscles should move. The rider's body unconsciously learns to move correctly. As the child builds strength, she can accomplish more. Our girl now has the strength to mount the horse by herself. This sweet horse, Tucker, an 18 year old gelding, is owned by a licensed occupational therapist. What a wonderful team they are!!!! We love them. We love this author, Chris Keniston, for writing such an entertaining and informative book. Thank you!
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Deirdre Roeser
I like the way this author writes.
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I ❤️ the Farraday Country series
Reviewed in the Netherlands on March 10, 2019Hoener, Birgit
Perfect mix of suspension, romance, and fun
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