A Dangerous Woman from Nowhere by Kris
Radish is one of those hard to put down books. So hard to put down
that I am writing this review after only getting four hours of sleep.
A definite five stars, recommend to everyone book.
Kris Radish is a storyteller and I love
all her books, so I guess it is not surprising that I liked A
Dangerous Woman from Nowhere. What is surprising is the theme.
Unless I've missed one or two of Kris' books, this is a departure
from her usual books. In a way the book reminded me of several of
Sandra Dallas' books, another can't miss author.
Brair is a damaged woman. On her own,
at a very young age, after escaping a very abusive environment, she's
found half starved, in a cave, by Joseph and Nora. They take Brair in
and teach her how to survive and what it is to be loved. Joseph sends
Brair to take care of Logan's ranch in his absence and when he
returns they fall in love and run the ranch together.
One day while Brair is in town, the
owners of a gold mine kidnap Logan and Brair vows to get Logan back.
The book follows the Brair's journey to the mountains and into the
mines and the people she meets who help her and those who are against
her.
I cannot recommend this book more.
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