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Nursing Care Plans: Transitional Patient & Family Centered Care

Lynda Juall Carpenito

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Learn how to create nursing care plans, effectively document care, and succeed in the course with...

Warranty Fraud Management: Reducing Fraud and Other Excess Costs in Warranty and Service Operations

Matti Kurvinen, Ilkka Toyryla, D.N. Prabhakar murthy and Maximilian Kammerer

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Cut warranty costs by reducing fraud with transparent processes and balanced control Warranty Fraud...

Wars of the Roses: Trinity

Conn Iggulden

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The brilliant retelling of the Wars of the Roses continues with Trinity, the second gripping...

Hazel (2934 KP) rated Gunslinger: (Claire Whitcomb Westerns Book 2) in Books

Dec 20, 2020

I am not one for reading westerns or much historical fiction however, I am a fan of D.V.Berkom's work so was persuaded to read the first of the series "Retribution" and I surprised myself by enjoying it so jumped at the chance to read "Gunslinger" as I was itching to find out what Claire gets up to next.

D.V. has a great ability to create characters that you quickly become invested in and Claire is definitely one of those. D.V. also creates strong, female characters that don't take any grief from the supposedly stronger gender and, again, Claire is most definitely one of these but her job is made even harder given the time and location in which this book is set.

I'm not going to go into the plot here, you will just have to read it, but what I will say is that you really get absorbed and transported to the Wild West and you are quickly captivated by the characters and drawn into this action packed story so much so that, before you know it, it's over and you are left wanting more and herein is the only gripe I have ... it's not long enough but maybe that's because I read too quickly!

As I said, I usually give Westerns a wide berth as they are not my thing but this series has definitely made me think twice about doing this in the future and if you are of a similar opinion, I would suggest you do the same by giving this series a try ... you never know, you might change your mind and fine another genre to get your teeth into.

I am lucky to be a member of D.V. Berkom's ARTeam and was sent a copy of Gunslinger before the official publication date of 28-December-2020 in return for an honest, unbiased and unedited review and for which I am extremely grateful and I don't have to wait long for book 3, "Legend", which is due to be published in January 2021 and which is already sat in my to-be-read pile just waiting for my hungry little eyes to be engrossed once again.