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Double Crossing

by Meg Mims (Goodreads Author)

4.38 of 5 stars 4.38 · rating details · 55 ratings · 35 reviews

2012 BEST FIRST BOOK SPUR AWARD from Western Writers of America

A murder arranged as a suicide … a missing deed … and a bereft daughter whose sheltered world is shattered.

August, 1869: Lily Granville is stunned by her father’s murder. Only one other person knows about a valuable California gold mine deed -- both are now missing. Lily heads west on the newly opened transcont...more

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Published August 9th 2011 by Astraea Press

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Oct 26, 2011 Ann rated it 5 of 5 stars

Disclosure: I'm not the biggest mystery reader. I also know the author.

That being said, I found myself quickly pulled into this novel and had trouble putting it down! The plot hits the ground running, and never lets up. I did figure out one of the plot twists ahead of time, but not the others, so the unveiling near the end did surprise.

The novel is a fascinating view into the past, as well. We tend to view the past though a glossy lens, but Meg Mims gives it to us straight-up. Little details li...more

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Oct 24, 2012 Adam rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Trust is a thing that is earned, not given, to those in our lives. Unfortunately, sometimes those who seem closest to us are the ones who will stab us in the back if given the means and opportunity to do so. The idea of trust is put to the test in Meg Mims’ historical fiction mystery novel Double Crossing. Through trials and tribulations the main heroine learns these difficult lessons about trust, as well as the old adage that one should keep their friends close, but their enemies closer.
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Jun 09, 2012 Jackie Paulson rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Double Crossing by Meg Mims
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The main character is Lily
Emil Todaro the family attorney is in the library in 1869 talking to Lily’s father (Colonel). Lilly runs into the office and shares a telegraph from Uncle Harrison with her father. “My brother sent word that George Hearst intends to claim the “early bird mine” in a Sacramento court. Harrison believes his business partner never filed the deed. He needs to prove our ownership.
Lily’s father tells Emil that he does ha...more

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Mar 27, 2012 Lisa Markson rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Double Crossing by Meg Mims

My thoughts on the book Double Crossing by Meg Mims was a very good book. After the death of Lily Granville's father who she feels was murdered she is sent in to a journey with danger, intrigue, and unbelievable surprises. Her fathers estranged sister makes a appearance with her husband on the day of his funeral. Her aunt tries to take over and tell her what to do, but Lily will have nothing to do with it. She thinks that the man responsible for her fathers death is he...more

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Dec 08, 2011 Sherry rated it 5 of 5 stars

Meg loves to tell tell you of her love for True Grit (the original book, the movie in 1969 and the recent version also) and goes on to say how much it influenced her during the writing of Double Crossing. (In as much a lot of the action takes place on a train, I hear whispers of Agatha Christies Murder on the Orient Express._
Make no mistake Ms. Mims writing it tight, fast and a historical delight. You’ll find no historical info dump in Double Crossing. Yet you cannot fail to realise how much res...more

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Oct 31, 2011 Romancing the Book rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical, romantic-suspense

Review by April: Vivid historical fiction mixed with murder, suspense and a lovely dash of romance makes Double Crossing by Meg Mims an out of the ballpark hit.

I have to admit that for me, Double Crossing is a bit different than the books that I normally read. However, I was curious to give it a try and can honestly say that I would have missed out on an amazing book if I had not! Author Meg Mims delivers a story that is not only amazingly vivid, clear and engrossing, but she takes readers into...more Review by April: Vivid historical fiction mixed with murder, suspense and a lovely dash of romance makes Double Crossing by Meg Mims an out of the ballpark hit.

I have to admit that for me, Double Crossing is a bit different than the books that I normally read. However, I was curious to give it a try and can honestly say that I would have missed out on an amazing book if I had not! Author Meg Mims delivers a story that is not only amazingly vivid, clear and engrossing, but she takes readers into a another time and place with her details.

It truly never ceases to amaze me to read what life was like centuries ago for women. They were to be “looked after” by a man (or a chaperone) and to become learned was out of the ordinary. In short, women were to be obedient and more or less a puppet of sorts. The main character in Double Crossing, however, is nothing like this. Lily Granville is an incredibly intelligent and strong willed woman, whose courage and perseverance is highly admirable.

When Lily’s father is murdered, she happens to catch a glimpse of his murderers as they flee from the house. It is her desire and heartfelt duty to find and confront the killer. This, however, is anything but simple and Lily quickly learns that she can trust very few people.

As I mentioned before, Meg Mims does an outstanding job in her descriptions. As I crossed the countryside with Lily and her friends (and unknown foes), I was thrilled to learn and read what the land once looked like. The fact that peppermints and fruits were such an amazing treat made me stop and think how different things were in that time compared to now. The way the lifestyle of that era was brought to life sucked me into the book deeply.

The majority of the story takes place on train and during its stops. This was another aspect that I found interesting and fascinating. The suspense was drawn out throughout Double Crossing perfectly and the blossoming romance between the “bad boy”, Ace (who Lily hired to help her get to her destination and keep her safe), was enthralling. I truly cannot think of a single aspect of this story that I would change. It is perfect and wonderful. The ending was also written in an excellent manner that leads the reader to believe that a sequel is on its way (fingers crossed very tightly!). I highly recommend Double Crossing by Meg Mims to anyone looking for a superb story – whether a lover of historical fiction or not!(less)

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Aug 10, 2011 Sandra Stiles rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult, historical-fiction, mystery

I love historical fiction and that is one thing that made this book so interesting. The story begins when Lily hands her father a message from her uncle about a mine in California. She distrusts her father’s lawyer, who saved his life in the war. A short time later she hears a shot, sees the lawyer running out of the house and finds her father dead. If that isn’t bad enough her father’s disowned sister shows up and makes life miserable. Lily decides she is headed to California to her uncle’s. Un...more

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Aug 10, 2011 Laura Mcquillen rated it 4 of 5 stars

There was a time, long, long ago, when I would devour historicals like candy. Then I got bored. Probably because it felt like I had read damned near every plot imaginable. So to say that I was surprised at how quickly I got sucked into this one is an understatement. This one is like taking all the best things about a former love, combining it with all the best things about a new love and then adding a dash of adventure and intrigue. Don't be fooled - this is not your standard historical.

Lily has...more There was a time, long, long ago, when I would devour historicals like candy. Then I got bored. Probably because it felt like I had read damned near every plot imaginable. So to say that I was surprised at how quickly I got sucked into this one is an understatement. This one is like taking all the best things about a former love, combining it with all the best things about a new love and then adding a dash of adventure and intrigue. Don't be fooled - this is not your standard historical.

Lily has been raised well off. She has never had to want for much of anything and has been spoiled by doting parents. This is not to say that she is a spoiled brat. I only point this out because it makes her behavior later that much more courageous. This is also not to say that she hasn't known heartache. Her mother died when she was younger and her father was off fighting in the Civil War. All of this only brings Lily and her father closer and they are friends as well as father/daughter. When Lily's father is murdered in such a way to make it appear as a suicide, Lily knows immediately that this is not the case. After a couple of days in which Lily is lost in a haze of grief, she becomes determined to see her father's killer brought to justice. This sets Lily on a path that will take her across the country in a setting that is rarely seen in a historical romance to the extent that Ms. Mims gives us.

Set during the time less than six months after the Golden Spike Ceremony that connected the Central Pacific and Union Pacific railroads, the unique thing about this novel is that the majority of it takes place on a train. The author does an excellent job in describing not only the railroad cars and what you could expect to experience on a trip with this new railroad but also the surroundings. As you are reading you can visualize the views from the windows, the little towns or stations that pass by and the towns that the railroad stops in. The sheer amount of research that had to be done to accomplish this is mind-boggling.

The characters are well developed and enjoyable. Lily is the type of character that I really enjoy seeing in novels. Despite her age, she is very spunky and determined. Despite her fear of a killer, she refuses to back down from her goal. She stands up to an overbearing aunt with admiral aplomb and, realizing that she only has herself to depend on, hires protection for herself. She is intelligent, quick thinking and compassionate. The protection she hires for herself comes in the form of Ace Diamond, a ruffian who almost literally falls in her lap. While the motives, and character, of Mr. Diamond remain somewhat elusive he shows himself to be loyal and quite capable of holding up his end of the bargain. The secondary characters of the aunt and uncle, Lily's suitor Charles and her new friend Kate are each unique in their own individual ways, easily distinguishable from each other in personality, behavior and quirks.

The plot is also well developed and the mystery and intrigue will keep you guessing throughout the novel and turning the pages in a hurry to see what happens next. One might think that a train would be limiting in a suspense but given the limitations of the social restrictions of the time period and the fact that the main character is female it only adds to the story.

My only complaint about Double Crossing would be that, for a romance, there really isn't much romance in it. The tension between Ace and Lily could have been built up considerably more and earlier on, which would have added quite a bit to the romantic portion of the story. We also don't get the obvious 'happily ever after' that romance novels are known for. We only get a shadow of that. The ending is a bit ambiguous and is unclear as to whether we are meant to imagine the future happy ending for ourselves or if it is being left open to a sequel.

Overall, I really enjoyed this book - the uniqueness of the setting, the vividness of the descriptions and the volume of research that it is obvious the author put into it all made the book come alive. It kept me up well into the early morning hours, turning the pages, anxious to see what happened. If you enjoy historicals, especially if you like new settings, you should check this one out.

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Mar 25, 2013 Kathleen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: western

The authorities are convinced Lily Granville’s wealthy father committed suicide; she’s equally convinced he was murdered as part of a scheme to obtain control of a California gold mine. Accompanied by a missionary who intends to overcome her misgivings and marry her, the strong-willed socialite embarks on a cross-country quest to find her uncle and the mine’s missing deed. Deceitful relatives, the late tycoon’s attorney, and a rowdy Texan drifter—along with nearly everyone else Lily meets as she...more

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Aug 20, 2011 Jacque Stengel rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fast paced and thrilling to read. The history angle is so well developed and researched that I found myself lost in the train from another century. Even though Lily knew who the killer was there was still so much intrigue from other mysteries that the book kept moving. There were so many smaller added details that made this book leap off the page. A definite page turner as I had to finish it after I started (made for a late night or early morning). The minor characters, from her long lost aunt a...more

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Aug 30, 2011 J. rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Author Meg Mims describes her historical Western mystery-adventure, Double Crossing, as a sort of True Grit on a train. It’s an apt description, with a determined heroine, Lily Granville, setting out from Chicago in 1869 to track down her father’s murderer and hiring an unknown tough guy, the Texan Ace Diamond, to help and protect her. The deed for a California quicksilver mine has also gone missing, with neither the killer nor Lily knowing where it is, and presumably the mine’s ownership is the...more Author Meg Mims describes her historical Western mystery-adventure, Double Crossing, as a sort of True Grit on a train. It’s an apt description, with a determined heroine, Lily Granville, setting out from Chicago in 1869 to track down her father’s murderer and hiring an unknown tough guy, the Texan Ace Diamond, to help and protect her. The deed for a California quicksilver mine has also gone missing, with neither the killer nor Lily knowing where it is, and presumably the mine’s ownership is the motive for the murder.

To thwart the plan, Lily boards the newly completed First Transcontinental Railroad to join her uncle, now her legal guardian, in Sacramento. The train serves as the story backdrop, with the dangers of wilderness travel heightened by the killer’s ongoing attempts to locate that deed (as no one seems to believe that Lily doesn’t have it hidden away in her luggage or corset). Lily must also learn to work with and trust her former Confederate cavalry protector, a task Diamond does little to assist.

Double Crossing is a classy debut for Mims. Although the mystery is a hair too simple, the adventure plotline is well drawn, with twists and turns like a mountain railroad, and the characters are a crafted balance of believable, historically accurate, and sympathetic. Mims treats the setting as an extra character, with well-crafted descriptions of actual places that are accurate to the time period. Her writing is elegant and easy to read, a testament to her MA degree from Seton Hill University’s excellent Writing Popular Fiction program. (No, I’m not biased.) The interspersed Bible verses and inspirational elements are historically accurate, help define the characters, and enhance the plotline.

The romance is kept out of center stage and enough plot elements remain unanswered at story’s end to assure this reviewer that a series, or at least a sequel, is in the works. With most current historical mystery series confined to the Regency or Victorian England, and with the current tendency to ignore historical elements that don’t fit the author’s agenda, an accurate series set in the American West is a welcome addition.

Normally this reviewer would not assign a five-star rating to a mystery that I solved, but here mitigating circumstances include: a) the book’s high quality, with the usual grammatical lapses and substituted words kept to a bare minimum, b) the excellent adventure plotline, characters, and historical accuracy, and c) the multiple “mini-mystery” plot elements that I didn’t solve, including the mine deed’s hiding place. The good easily outweighs the mystery’s simplicity and overturns that rule.(less)

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Feb 11, 2013 Margaret rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book was full of very pleasant surprises. It had twists and turns that I had not expected. Majority of the book content taking place over a train ride from Chicago to California was very interesting and a murder mystery as well as a little bit of love also helps to thicken the plot.

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Dec 02, 2012 JoAnne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Oct 24, 2011 Heidi Miller rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: seton-hill-writers, kindle

Mims' crisp style propels the action and delivers a well-rounded protagonist in Lily. But just because the prose is tailored like one of Lily's beautiful dresses doesn't mean Mims skimps on luxurious details and time-appropriate accessories. Authenticity abounds in the food, the clothing, the topics of conversation--something which has always impressed me about historicals when they are done well. (I can't fathom the amount of research Mims must have done for this story.)

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Mar 19, 2012 Grace rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle, western

I absolutely loved this book, I felt that I was swept away from the very start. I was constantly trying to figure out who did what and I did figure some of it out but not all of it. The book was packed with action, betrayal, mystery and had a little love mixed in. I really think a lot of men would enjoy this book.

When Lilly's father is killed she see's one of the killers which sends her on this wild quest to find all who are involved and bring them to justice. Lilly never realizes that she is th...more

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Jun 15, 2012 CoffeeTimeRomance andMore rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance, suspense

What a hang on to your seat read. With greed taking the forefront, Double Crossing will keep you turning the pages. Mystery and suspense along the railroad of yesterday, Ms. Mims paints a picture of what life was like back then from one coast to the other. A dash of romance is peppered in, and this reader is curious to know just what will happen to the strong-willed Lily. Perhaps a sequel is in the works?

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May 26, 2012 TuRtLeFaEiRe marked it as to-read

Sounds intriguing!

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Mar 03, 2012 Jess the Romanceaholic rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical, won-in-a-contest, 2012-read, civil-war-era, family-issues, major-character-death, betrayal, love-triangle, religious, mystery, steam-level-warm, no-smexin, no-hea

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Expected Release Date: August 9, 2011
Publisher: Astrea Press
Imprint: N/A
Author’s Website: http://www.megmims.com/
My Source for This Book: Won In A Contest
Part of a Series: Yes, Book 1, Double Series
Series Best Read In Order: N/A
Steam Level: Warm

I’m not usually a big fan of “mystery” novels, but I admit, I thoroughly enjoyed this one. While this story was far more focused on the mystery than the romance, and was very li...more

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Feb 23, 2012 S.G. Rogers rated it 5 of 5 stars

Set in America during the Gold Rush era, this historical suspense novel is layered with details that sent me back in time. After Lily's father is murdered, her greedy aunt descends to wrest Lily's inheritance away. Lily flees, heading west on the transcontinental railroad in order to escape her aunt and bring her father's killer to justice. Unfortunately Lily is now a target herself. The grasping aunt and her husband manage to tag along to keep an eye on Lily. Of course you know they are up to n...more

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Apr 11, 2012 Sapphyria rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: reading-romances-challenge

"Double Crossing" is an excellent historical tale featuring murder, betrayal, and romance that spans across the United States. Lily's father is murdered but it's been arranged to look like a suicide. While dealing with the memorial arrangements, Lily's estranged and disowned aunt, Lady Sylvia and her husband, Sir Vaughn decide to make this event their homecoming. Certain that the man she thinks murdered her father has stolen the deed to the mine owned by her father and her uncle, Lily, and her w...more "Double Crossing" is an excellent historical tale featuring murder, betrayal, and romance that spans across the United States. Lily's father is murdered but it's been arranged to look like a suicide. While dealing with the memorial arrangements, Lily's estranged and disowned aunt, Lady Sylvia and her husband, Sir Vaughn decide to make this event their homecoming. Certain that the man she thinks murdered her father has stolen the deed to the mine owned by her father and her uncle, Lily, and her would-be suitor Charles, embark on a train ride to California that is full of action and adventure. She hires a protector by the name of Ace Diamond, who is anything but mannerly or virtuous. He's a brawler, drinker, smoker, and classified a ruffian by Lily's aunt; who, along with Sir Vaughn, join Lily on her trip out west. Disaster seems to strike at every depot and throughout the entire trip. Will Lily make it to California in time to stop the murderer from taking what is her family's or is the murderer trying to take her out before she gets there?

This novel is very exciting. There isn't one dull moment throughout the entire book. I was captivated immediately and the book kept my attention from cover to cover. The story line was well thought out and solid. The mystery surrounding the murder of Lily's father was well played and the most shocking betrayal comes from an unlikely character. I enjoyed the fact that this novel is written in a time period of propriety; women were modest and their physical attributes were left to the imagination of the men that were courting them (unless you worked in a brothel, then all bets were off). I'm not a prude, don't get me wrong, I love a good sex scene or 30, but there's something to be said for a nice, clean, fun novel.

Lily was a very strong heroine. She kept her wits about her regardless of the situations she encountered. She was strong-willed, not allowing anyone to sway her decisions. She knew what she did and didn't want and stuck to her guns.

Ace was tough-as-nails but his attitude slowly melted when it came to Lily. She had her doubts about Ace and her level of trust in him was tested time and time again but he passed each test with flying colors. I loved the chemistry and sparks between Ace and Lily. It wasn't over-the-top nor was it nearly non-existent.

The secondary characters, Kate, Charles, Lady Sylvia, and Sir Vaughn were cleverly written; each one's position in the story was clearly defined at their due times. They were key players and were vital in the development of the entire novel.

Everything about "Double Crossing" worked for me as a reader and as a reviewer.

(Book provided by tour company in exchange for an honest review).(less)

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Sep 19, 2011 Englishrose rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book was a thrill to read. A gripping story of adventure and mystery. Ace was a fabulous smoky hero straight out of a movie. Lily is spunky and determined but still ladylike. The various side characters fill in a world of intrigue despite the limitations of travel by train. The romance is sweet and exciting. The adventure keeps you reading until the very end, anxious to see how it all turns out. A wonderful read and one I would recommend.

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Mar 01, 2013 Tracy Pierce rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Nice to find a Western written by a woman. And the main character is a woman who is out to avenge her fathers death. She heads out west by train to California to find the deed for the gold mine her father left her. Other people are interested in the mine so she has hired a young drifter, Ace Diamond, to protect her since her life is always at risk. I enjoyed the train ride and also the main character was very determined and ready to defend herself.

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Oct 05, 2011 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: American historical fiction fans

Double Crossing is a fantastic read. I've rarely seen an author craft chapter endings with such gripping suspenseful moments that force you to turn the page, breathless to know what is going to happen. The characters are layered and intriguing. I hope there is a sequel because I want to know more about sexy, fascinating Ace Diamond, the honorable Texan gunslinger.

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Nov 22, 2012 Deborah rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: first-reads-shelf

Very nice example of it's genre. A little history (of the west and the railroads), a little romance (cute, clean, and fun), and an intriguing mystery. Read it in one sitting and enjoyed it. I won a copy through the Goodreads First Reads contests and was pleased to have mine signed by the author.

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Feb 05, 2012 Susan rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This little novel keeps the reader engaged from start to finish. Great characters, a mystery, and a budding romance--what more could one ask for! Can't wait for Meg's next book to be available!

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Sep 21, 2011 Aly rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book is a mystery with a little bit of romance. It ended as if there will be a sequel, if so I would like to read the next book to know what happens to Lily next.

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May 21, 2012 Tammy Hinton rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A great tale.

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Apr 20, 2012 Abigail rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Feb 22, 2012 Elizabeth Jasper rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really enjoyed this story - it's a galloping read based around a feisty heroine trying to avenge the death of her beloved father. It takes the reader across the US in an eventful train journey you don't want to end. Intriguing characters, red herrings and plenty of other authorial devices will keep you guessing right to the end. I Loved It!

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An award-winning author, Meg also writes non-fiction and is an artist. Double Crossing, a blended genre of historical, western, suspense with a hint of romance, and a touch of mystery, won the prestigious Western Writers of America Spur Award for Best First Novel of 2012 and was named a Finalist in the Best Books of 2012 by USA Book News for Fiction: Western.

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