Book Review: "A Woman Called Sage" by DiAnn Mills
Sage Morrow has everything---an adoring husband and a baby on the way---until five ruthless gunmen change her life forever. Now accompanied only by her magnificent hawk, she's a Colorado bounty hunter bent on retribution! But the stakes are raised when two young boys are kidnapped. Will the hunter become the hunted? Bounty hunters make me think about Boba Fett or Dog the Bounty Hunter. It's a tough job but only the most brave can do it. The image most definitely does not make me think about a woman in the 1800s fulfilling that occupation. Sage has been forced into this lifestyle after the devastating death of her husband and the baby she was carrying. Revenge is all she lives for now. What I liked best about this book is that even though Sage is half Native American and it is mentioned several times, it is never really an issue. Other books that take place during this time period tend to really dwell on this fact to the point where race and culture become blatant stereo...