The kentucky bookwomen is what caught my interest. This is third book i have read about kentucky pack horse librarians. Then, she volunteers as a packhorse librarian of kentucky. The people of kentucky are the most amazing americans i have ever met.

There's lots of action, not a boring moment, suspense and narration. Each character jumps off the page with their unique personalities.

The * mystery captivating. The book is well put together and will leave you wanting a sequel.

It is a quietly strengthening story about women who find themselves at a time when they were considered second class. There's romance, there's broken relationships, and there's a bit of bad vibes between men/women. It isn’t political but it has a deep...  Read More

On one level this book is a diverting read. Nothing in the story is remotely original and so just about every mediocre writer in the country could’ve come up with the same book without ever picking up the other novel. Other such “shocking” events were...  Read More

The book woman of troublesome creek is a far more authentic read. It seems she is only there to show that the story's white heroes defy the racism prevalent in 1930s kentucky.

The novel leans heavily on age-old commercial stereotypes of southern appalachia. It distorts and ridicules a subculture of the u. It saddens me that people outside of the region will likely read this as an accurate account of what appalachian culture...  Read More