A riveting story that grips from the first page.

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	• Frontier Woman (Sisters of the Lone Star, Vol 1) Joan Johnston Pocket Books, 1988 - 393 pages average customer review:based on 18 reviews
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Wonderful.

This is a must read. In fact once you read volume one, please do yourself a favor and read all three of the Sisters of the Lone Star.

A riveting story that grips from the first page.

Creighton "Cricket" Stewart is the youngest of Rip Stewart's unusual daughters. He dreamed of having sons, sons whose futures he had planned. Each of his daughters is different and Cricket is his favorite, the child of his heart. She is rough-and tumble, can ride and shoot, fight and curse with the toughest man. Until she meets Jarrett Creed, a Texas Ranger with ties to the Comanche. I like the way the author made the heroine strong (at a time when women were treated as the gentler, weaker sex) yet believable. Creed is the perfect match for Cricket and gets her to see that, despite her rugged upbringing, she is forever and always, a woman. This story made me anxious to read the next in the series.

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A rootin', tootin' good read

Cricket Stewart is the youngest of Rip's daughters, the rebel. She's opinionated, dresses and fights like a man. Jared Creed, a Texas Ranger who spent many years as a Comanche brave, is her match in every way. From him, Cricket learns to accept and love her femininity, and still retain her fiery spirit. This book was the first in a series to feature three daughters who are unusual for their time, when women were considered inferior. I found myself encouraging Cricket to let go of her fears of being a woman and Jared for being the man to do it.

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