Review: The Outlaw's Daughter

5/30/2020

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Review

Anyone who reads my book blog knows that I am a sucker for the romance genre. It is simply just the most fantastic genre and I absolutely love it. Everyone who reads my blog also knows that I am not a fan of westerns - I can't describe it really. But, let me tell you reader, that apparently all I need to like a western, is to have some romance mixed in with my western.

The Outlaw's Daughter is an incredibly sweet western romance that mixes in some all around goodness with a bit of something extra in the way of mystery.

Ellie-May is a sweet and strong character that has had to go through so much hardship in her life. She's so strong in standing behind what she believes in and knows. I truly appreciated Margaret Brownley's take on this woman's character. I love strong women in fiction (and frankly, non fiction), so Ellie-May is the kind of character I love to read about.

Brownley's way of writing her "side" characters, namely Anvil and Jesse, is also fantastic! Any story that gets you to care about the supporting characters is a well-rounded story told by an author that knows what she is doing. The winner here folks, and which makes me extremely happy, is the care and detail that has gone into these characters. I am a character-driving read, so this is definitely a major plus for me.

Apparently The Outlaw's Daughter is the third in the series! I wouldn't have guessed it because it was a seamless story that didn't make me feel like I was missing out on anything. And this also means there's two other books to go out there to enjoy!