Barrett’s Law

Ms. Sarah Richmond has done a great job of integrating the people of Ragtown into a collection of sweet, easily-read love stories. The main thing I noticed was that all three of the women were strong and had abilities to think and act effectively. We were not subjected to the concept that women need a man to lead. I appreciate that all three knew what was necessary to do to get the desired outcome.Both the main characters and their subordinate counterparts were believable and interesting. I recommend this book to anyone who appreciates a love story with heart.-4 Hearts from Brenda Talley for The Romance Studio Henry Barrett rides into Ragtown on his black mule and catches the amorous attention of the widow Carlson. Henry ain’t the type of man to settle in one place. He’d rather be prospecting for gold. Lena Carlson, owner of the Ragtown mercantile, believes the town needs a sheriff. She decides Henry just might be a good candidate but the old fool won’t listen. The stagecoach is robbed and Henry’s daughter has been kidnapped by masked men, and Henry rides out to rescue her. When the mule returns to town without Henry, it’s up to Lena is find him and the girl. Will Lena win the day and Henry’s heart?