About the Book 1883 California Trail, Kansas Missouri mules were the best. Alda grew to love the creatures working side by side with her pa on their farm along the banks of the Missouri River. He would be hopping mad when he realized his wife and daughter colluded behind his back to sell a pack string. It wouldn’t matter that they were trying to save the farm. Alda struck out on her own to drive the team over fifteen hundred miles. By day three, her lead mule Bessie refused to take one more step. It was a good thing the handsome cowboy Cord stopped by to lend a hand or Alda might still be sitting in the dust. Now, Alda needed the man to move on so she could continue her journey. Judging by the spark in Cord’s eye … it just might take some convincing. About the Author Lisa J. Flickinger, author of historical novels Fool’s Notion, Ella, and All That Glitters, lives and writes from the cliff of a river along the majestic Rocky Mountains. When not writing or reading, you will find her scouring antique shops or sipping a maple latte with friends and family. To learn more about her visit www.lisajflickinger.com or her Facebook author page Lisa J. Flickinger. ReviewFool’s Notion by Lisa J. Flikinger is an enjoyable sweet and inspiring story about a woman’s journey as she treks across the west with her mule pack. A simple, light, and quick read, Flikinger has created a tale with pleasant characters and an agreeable setting. Not only is this story about a personal journey, it also has a bit of sweet romance. Although the first third to half of the book is a bit slow going, the pace does pick up. Readers will not be disappointed if they push to the end of this charming story.
Genre: romance, inspirational, fiction Publisher: Forget Me Not Romances, a division of Winged Publications Publication date: September 14, 2017 Number of pages: 228 A review copy of this book was provided by CelebrateLit. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own.
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