No matter that Echo Sackett was young, and a woman, and had never been far from the valley, she was still a Sackett. She was sharp and smart and a better hunter than most of the men she knew. Like her bold ancestors, Echo couldn't ignore a challenge. A sure hand with a horse, a dead shot with a rifle, and fast with her wits, Echo traveled to the mountains of Tennessee, coming up against ruthless killers who would stop at nothing to cheat her out of her inheritance. There she'd prove, once and for all, that she could ride the river with the best.
Tough and street savvy, Echo always manages to land on her feet despite the odds of being a young girl in the old west. Echo Sackett reminds me of the heroine in the film "True Grit."
This novel inspired me to start at the beginning and read the whole Sackett series.
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Add a CommentTough and street savvy, Echo always manages to land on her feet despite the odds of being a young girl in the old west. Echo Sackett reminds me of the heroine in the film "True Grit."
This novel inspired me to start at the beginning and read the whole Sackett series.