Mary Lee Cuddy was a spinster homesteader who acted like she was as good as any man. Briggs was an army deserter and claim jumper who was as low as any man could get. Together they had to take back East four women who had gone out of their minds and out of control.
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Mary Lee Cuddy was a spinster homesteader who acted like she was as good as any man. Briggs was an army deserter and claim jumper who was as low as any man could get. Together they had to take back East four women who had gone out of their minds and out of control.
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Years ago a librarian friend suggested this title to me. I was "suspicious" of its cover - I was sure that I wouldn't like a western. She was right - it was more similar to the historical fiction that I enjoy. Although I remember the ending to be a little weak, the majority of the book will draw you in and carry you along. You will find a spot that is always surprising to first time readers. There was some talk of it becoming a movie in the past.
