In Three Sisters, a Western
historical novella by Susan Payne and recently released by the Wild Rose Press,
three very different women, all sisters, search for the family denied them only
to encounter three different men willing to make them a home.
Beatrice O’Malley and her younger
twin sisters make an exhaustive search for their long-lost brother. Their goal:
to reunite their fractured family at long last. One lesson, learned early in
their rather unique upbringing, was to involvement with law enforcement of any variety.
Fate intervenes, throwing the women amusing roadblocks in the form of two
marshals and one Pinterton agent who offer the women help, support and love. Accepting
that support and love proves to be a challenge
almost as difficult as their original quest.
On a scale of 1-5, Three
Sisters deserves a 4.
Kat Henry Doran,
Wild Women Reviews
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