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Caroline Pruett should've heeded that advice, because once she lost her stake, there was no going back. Or was there?
Desperation has clouded Caroline's judgment, because when she loses King, her thoroughbred stallion to Micah Sutton in a poker game, the first thing she does is steal him back.The adventure is not quite a success however, and after accidentally shooting Micah, Caroline and King are on the run.
Micah is a hard man to kill. He's out to catch Caroline and retrieve his horse, but there's another complication. Seems there's more than one horse thief in the Okanogan country and the girl isn't the only one after King. Who'd ever have thought he'd have to team up with a wildcat like her?
"C.K. Crigger becomes one of our brightest treasures with this richly told, spellbinding tale of a man, a woman...and the horse that brings them together."--Ellen Recknor,two-time Spur Award winning author of PROPHET ANNIE and ME AND THE BOYS.
reviewed by Keddy Ann Outlaw, Harris City P.L., Houston
"Crigger(The Gunsmith) has written a spirited, fast-paced Western appealing to both male and female readers of the genre."
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MIDWEST BOOK REVIEWS
"Confidently recommended reading that would make a popular addition to any community library fiction collection. The Winning Hand is a riveting novel from first to last and clearly documents author C.K.Crigger as a master storyteller of originality and identifiable flair.
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ROUNDTABLE REVIEWS
reviewed by Sylvia Cochran
"The plot that takes us from the poker table to the ending is very enjoyable, fast-paced, witty, and worth the read."
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ROUNDUP MAGAZINE
reviewed by Doris Meredith
"An admirable western adventrue story with a little bit of romance and a large portion of humor. The Winning Hand is enjoyable reading on a cold fall evening."
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AMAZON.COM
reviewed by Patricia Nipper, CA (author)
5 stars!
