Title: A spellbinding story of the west through the eyes of a young woman
Product review: Sarah the main character spins you like thread into the fabric of her pioneer and then settler's life. You follow her journey through the years of tragedies, triumphs and happiness. Sarah paints such a realistic, honest true sounding story you never miss a beat and begin to understand what life must have been like in the late 1880's through 1900 in Arizona. Nancy Turner is a Master storyteller I don't want to leave Sarah without knowing what happens next to her in the sequel Sarah's Quilt: The Continuing Story of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1906 (The Arizona Territories)
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