title: Ride With Me (A Quaking Heart Novel - Book One)
author:  Janith Hooper 
description: <span></span><br /><span>The Montana setting was well portrayed here, both by the physical land description and by the language and behavior of the main characters. This is well done . . . Characterization comes over quite well. --</span><span> </span><b><span>ABNA Expert Reviewer #1</span></b><br /><br /><span>This excerpt has a strong sense of setting and the promise of an original situation in the year of the 1959 . . . I like the literary device of using the daydream at the beginning of the novel to sort of interrupt our expectations of the clichd romance genre. This shows a measure of self-awareness, when the rugged stranger has a metamorphosis into the gray-haired, paunchy conductor on the train. This is a good way to start a novel about changed expectations-- </span><b><span>ABNA Expert Reviewer #2</span></b>
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  # RIDE With Me
  
  
  A Quaking Heart Novel - Book One
  
  
  An Inspirational Romance Story
  
  
    
  
  
  Janith Hooper
  
  
    
  
  
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