"A true-to-life family saga set in the contemporary west that is both endearing and well written. You won't want to miss this compelling tale by Ricki Wilson." ~ The Kindle Book Review
ABOUT MAGGIES FALL:Maggie McClellan is a single and single-minded woman whose sole purpose in life is to protect the M-Bar Ranch and the M-Bar Ranch family: her son, T.J.; Martha and Jonah (who have lived on the ranch as long as Maggie), the M-Bar horses, and one stray dog who knows all of Maggie's sorrows.
Maggie is smart. She knows how to run a ranch and how to keep her guests happy; she knows to stay out of Martha's kitchen and not to leave Jonah's tools lying around; she knows how to sooth a frightened colt and that T.J. worries too much for a little boy; but she doesn't know how to stop an anonymous investor from buying out her leases.
Maggie will not lose everything her parents built. Saving the M-Bar is the only way to keep her parents' memory alive. When the pressure of holding everything together weighs too heavily, Maggie breaks a long-standing rule: she rides off alone across the M-Bar pastures without telling anyone where she's going.
REVIEWS:
"Maggie's story moved me; I became attached to her and at times wished I was there to help. That is to say that this book is so well written that the characters are alive, you feel their presence and their emotions as you turn the pages." ~Alain Darmon
"Maggie's Fall has everything I like in a novel. The plot is well-paced and never contrived. The narrative voice is engaging and subtly reinforces the story's sense of place, which is to grounded in authentic detail that I imagine the M Bar ranch must be out there somehwere in Texas." ~Dreambeast7
"Independent and intelligent, Maggie reflects the modern day woman. She takes risks, supports her family, attracts the interest of the most eligible men in town, and all with just a cup of coffee and a heavy dose of humilty." ~Alana Siegel
ABOUT MAGGIES FALL:Maggie McClellan is a single and single-minded woman whose sole purpose in life is to protect the M-Bar Ranch and the M-Bar Ranch family: her son, T.J.; Martha and Jonah (who have lived on the ranch as long as Maggie), the M-Bar horses, and one stray dog who knows all of Maggie's sorrows.
Maggie is smart. She knows how to run a ranch and how to keep her guests happy; she knows to stay out of Martha's kitchen and not to leave Jonah's tools lying around; she knows how to sooth a frightened colt and that T.J. worries too much for a little boy; but she doesn't know how to stop an anonymous investor from buying out her leases.
Maggie will not lose everything her parents built. Saving the M-Bar is the only way to keep her parents' memory alive. When the pressure of holding everything together weighs too heavily, Maggie breaks a long-standing rule: she rides off alone across the M-Bar pastures without telling anyone where she's going.
REVIEWS:
"Maggie's story moved me; I became attached to her and at times wished I was there to help. That is to say that this book is so well written that the characters are alive, you feel their presence and their emotions as you turn the pages." ~Alain Darmon
"Maggie's Fall has everything I like in a novel. The plot is well-paced and never contrived. The narrative voice is engaging and subtly reinforces the story's sense of place, which is to grounded in authentic detail that I imagine the M Bar ranch must be out there somehwere in Texas." ~Dreambeast7
"Independent and intelligent, Maggie reflects the modern day woman. She takes risks, supports her family, attracts the interest of the most eligible men in town, and all with just a cup of coffee and a heavy dose of humilty." ~Alana Siegel
