Review: Vickie McDonough's End of the Trail

End of the Trail

Texas
Trails: A Morgan Family Series

(Book
6)











by Vickie McDonough










What a truly wonderful book!

Brooks Morgan is the ultimate slightly-flawed hero with a
cocky grin that’s bound to make any female reader fall in love. After a decade
of drifting and learning life’s lessons the hard way, Brooks wins a ranch in a poker
game. Trouble is, feisty Keri Langston thinks Raven Creek Ranch belongs to her.
If she’d known Brooks Morgan held the deed to her property, she might have left him hanging on the end of the
rope she found him on, instead of shooting him free and saving his sorry life.

But she didn’t know. She did shoot him free. And now he’s a
way-too-happy, far-too-handsome thorn in her side.

The End of the Trail is a hilarious, heart-rending,
soul-searching rollercoaster ride. I loved it, and didn’t want the ride to end.
But then, I always love McDonough’s work. This author presents stellar writing;
wonderful, unexpected humorous moments; touching, heart-wrenching situations
that make it hard to know who to root for; and consistently riveting
storylines.

I dare you to read this book and not smile! Thing is, you will
smile…and get a little weepy…and gasp in surprise a few times, as
well.

End of the Trail really
is that good.











Author Bio:

Vickie and her husband live in
Oklahoma. She is a wife of thirty-five years, mother of four grown sons and
grandma to a feisty four-year-old girl. When she's not writing, Vickie enjoys
reading, gardening, watching movies, and traveling. To learn more about
Vickie's books, visit her website: www.vickiemcdonough.com