Price : $8.49

Product Description

In this stunning sequel to the tale begun in These Is My Words and continued in the beloved Sarah’s Quilt,pioneer woman Sarah Agnes Prineis nearing bankruptcy. After surviving drought and the rustling of her cattle in winter 1906, Sarah is shocked when her son brings home a bride who was slated to become a nun. Meanwhile, neighbor Udell Hannais pressing for Sarah to marry him. Then astagecoach accident puts Sarah in the path of three strangers,who will forever change her life….

Customer Reviews

Review date : 2008-11-22
The depression continued after Sarah’s Quilt as Sarah’s life seemed to go from bad to worse. As in that book, I felt that the author should have covered a larger time period in this one. Sarah’s continuing on and off again feelings for Udell was puzzling and there were several inconsistencies concerning dates and events. Overall, this was a better book than the 2nd one but not as good as the first one. Although I did feel that the author was just manufacturing unlikely situations to extend the book length.

Review date : 2008-11-11
In 1906 Arizona Territory, forty-six years old twice widowed Sarah Agnes Prine lives with a horde of family members in a house rebuilt by rich ruthless Rudolfo Maldonado; who once worked for her and even proposed though she said no. Meanwhile her neighbor Udell Hanna wants the reluctant Sarah to marry him.

When Sarah rides on her property she comes across a nasty stagecoach accident in which the driver and a passenger died. She takes the three survivors, Miss James, Professor Fairhaven and Professor Osterhaus into her large home until they can continue their journey. Udell shows his love for Hannah when he enrolls her in classes at the university where the professors are teaching. As she enjoys school, someone who she thought was a friend is causing dangerous problems on her ranch.

This engaging historical tale is told in a journal format but contains plenty of action while focusing on the life of Sarah just before statehood. Sarah is a stupendous person dealing with courtships, family feuds, bandits and an unknown deadly stalker. Readers will enjoy this deep look at a pioneer who takes the early steps so that a century later women can claim we’ve come a long way.

Harriet Klausner

Review date : 2008-08-28
Another great novel by Nancy Turner, thoughtfully written. Poignant narrative with just the right amount of humor and insight into turn-of-the-century life in the territories. Bound to be a classic series.

Review date : 2008-07-11
Sarah has so many things to go wrong but she knows how to resolve the problem and keep it all together. Way to go Sarah. Mr. Hanna needs to get it together. He needs to concentrate on Sarah and not on Frances.

Let’s see what happens as I get further into the book.

Review date : 2008-06-05
I have loved the two previous "Sarah" books. Sarah Prine is one of my favorite heroines, full of courage and spunk. Even when she doesn’t know what to do, she does her honest best, which is a quality I admire greatly. However, (don’t read any further unless you have read the book) I think Sarah "sold out" for lack of a better word. Her relations with Udell Hanna were a big disappointment to me. I know she was lonely, but that part of the book didn’t feel like the true Sarah to me. She’s human, as we all are, but I wish she had stayed true to herself. Still, a good story. I would like for Nancy Turner to put a picture of all the characters on her website, if she has any. Especially Jack. He must have been the Tom Selleck of his day!!

Price : $8.49

Product Description

In this stunning sequel to the tale begun in These Is My Words and continued in the beloved Sarah’s Quilt,pioneer woman Sarah Agnes Prineis nearing bankruptcy. After surviving drought and the rustling of her cattle in winter 1906, Sarah is shocked when her son brings home a bride who was slated to become a nun. Meanwhile, neighbor Udell Hannais pressing for Sarah to marry him. Then astagecoach accident puts Sarah in the path of three strangers,who will forever change her life….

Customer Reviews

Review date : 2008-11-22
The depression continued after Sarah’s Quilt as Sarah’s life seemed to go from bad to worse. As in that book, I felt that the author should have covered a larger time period in this one. Sarah’s continuing on and off again feelings for Udell was puzzling and there were several inconsistencies concerning dates and events. Overall, this was a better book than the 2nd one but not as good as the first one. Although I did feel that the author was just manufacturing unlikely situations to extend the book length.

Review date : 2008-11-11
In 1906 Arizona Territory, forty-six years old twice widowed Sarah Agnes Prine lives with a horde of family members in a house rebuilt by rich ruthless Rudolfo Maldonado; who once worked for her and even proposed though she said no. Meanwhile her neighbor Udell Hanna wants the reluctant Sarah to marry him.

When Sarah rides on her property she comes across a nasty stagecoach accident in which the driver and a passenger died. She takes the three survivors, Miss James, Professor Fairhaven and Professor Osterhaus into her large home until they can continue their journey. Udell shows his love for Hannah when he enrolls her in classes at the university where the professors are teaching. As she enjoys school, someone who she thought was a friend is causing dangerous problems on her ranch.

This engaging historical tale is told in a journal format but contains plenty of action while focusing on the life of Sarah just before statehood. Sarah is a stupendous person dealing with courtships, family feuds, bandits and an unknown deadly stalker. Readers will enjoy this deep look at a pioneer who takes the early steps so that a century later women can claim we’ve come a long way.

Harriet Klausner

Review date : 2008-08-28
Another great novel by Nancy Turner, thoughtfully written. Poignant narrative with just the right amount of humor and insight into turn-of-the-century life in the territories. Bound to be a classic series.

Review date : 2008-07-11
Sarah has so many things to go wrong but she knows how to resolve the problem and keep it all together. Way to go Sarah. Mr. Hanna needs to get it together. He needs to concentrate on Sarah and not on Frances.

Let’s see what happens as I get further into the book.

Review date : 2008-06-05
I have loved the two previous "Sarah" books. Sarah Prine is one of my favorite heroines, full of courage and spunk. Even when she doesn’t know what to do, she does her honest best, which is a quality I admire greatly. However, (don’t read any further unless you have read the book) I think Sarah "sold out" for lack of a better word. Her relations with Udell Hanna were a big disappointment to me. I know she was lonely, but that part of the book didn’t feel like the true Sarah to me. She’s human, as we all are, but I wish she had stayed true to herself. Still, a good story. I would like for Nancy Turner to put a picture of all the characters on her website, if she has any. Especially Jack. He must have been the Tom Selleck of his day!!

Price : $8.49

Product Description

In this stunning sequel to the tale begun in These Is My Words and continued in the beloved Sarah’s Quilt,pioneer woman Sarah Agnes Prineis nearing bankruptcy. After surviving drought and the rustling of her cattle in winter 1906, Sarah is shocked when her son brings home a bride who was slated to become a nun. Meanwhile, neighbor Udell Hannais pressing for Sarah to marry him. Then astagecoach accident puts Sarah in the path of three strangers,who will forever change her life….

Customer Reviews

Review date : 2008-11-22
The depression continued after Sarah’s Quilt as Sarah’s life seemed to go from bad to worse. As in that book, I felt that the author should have covered a larger time period in this one. Sarah’s continuing on and off again feelings for Udell was puzzling and there were several inconsistencies concerning dates and events. Overall, this was a better book than the 2nd one but not as good as the first one. Although I did feel that the author was just manufacturing unlikely situations to extend the book length.

Review date : 2008-11-11
In 1906 Arizona Territory, forty-six years old twice widowed Sarah Agnes Prine lives with a horde of family members in a house rebuilt by rich ruthless Rudolfo Maldonado; who once worked for her and even proposed though she said no. Meanwhile her neighbor Udell Hanna wants the reluctant Sarah to marry him.

When Sarah rides on her property she comes across a nasty stagecoach accident in which the driver and a passenger died. She takes the three survivors, Miss James, Professor Fairhaven and Professor Osterhaus into her large home until they can continue their journey. Udell shows his love for Hannah when he enrolls her in classes at the university where the professors are teaching. As she enjoys school, someone who she thought was a friend is causing dangerous problems on her ranch.

This engaging historical tale is told in a journal format but contains plenty of action while focusing on the life of Sarah just before statehood. Sarah is a stupendous person dealing with courtships, family feuds, bandits and an unknown deadly stalker. Readers will enjoy this deep look at a pioneer who takes the early steps so that a century later women can claim we’ve come a long way.

Harriet Klausner

Review date : 2008-08-28
Another great novel by Nancy Turner, thoughtfully written. Poignant narrative with just the right amount of humor and insight into turn-of-the-century life in the territories. Bound to be a classic series.

Review date : 2008-07-11
Sarah has so many things to go wrong but she knows how to resolve the problem and keep it all together. Way to go Sarah. Mr. Hanna needs to get it together. He needs to concentrate on Sarah and not on Frances.

Let’s see what happens as I get further into the book.

Review date : 2008-06-05
I have loved the two previous "Sarah" books. Sarah Prine is one of my favorite heroines, full of courage and spunk. Even when she doesn’t know what to do, she does her honest best, which is a quality I admire greatly. However, (don’t read any further unless you have read the book) I think Sarah "sold out" for lack of a better word. Her relations with Udell Hanna were a big disappointment to me. I know she was lonely, but that part of the book didn’t feel like the true Sarah to me. She’s human, as we all are, but I wish she had stayed true to herself. Still, a good story. I would like for Nancy Turner to put a picture of all the characters on her website, if she has any. Especially Jack. He must have been the Tom Selleck of his day!!