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A review by paigesonpages
Swift and Saddled by Lyla Sage
emotional
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.75
I read "Swift and Saddled" as soon as I finished "Done and Dusted," and I’m happy to say it didn’t disappoint!
While I did love the intro to the Blue Rebel Ranch series a bit more than its sequel, Wes and Ada were a delight to follow. Their Black Cat x Golden Retriever dynamic is a tale as old as time, and their chemistry was stronger than a double at the Devils Boot!
I do wish the book had focused a little more on Wes’s battle with depression, as this aspect of the story fell to the side compared to Emmy’s journey with ADHD. The third act was also faster than I expected, but I didn’t mind this too much since I was too busy having a good time in Meadowlark to worry about more conflict.
If you enjoyed "Done and Dusted," be sure to grab "Swift and Saddled" at your favorite local bookstore!
While I did love the intro to the Blue Rebel Ranch series a bit more than its sequel, Wes and Ada were a delight to follow. Their Black Cat x Golden Retriever dynamic is a tale as old as time, and their chemistry was stronger than a double at the Devils Boot!
I do wish the book had focused a little more on Wes’s battle with depression, as this aspect of the story fell to the side compared to Emmy’s journey with ADHD. The third act was also faster than I expected, but I didn’t mind this too much since I was too busy having a good time in Meadowlark to worry about more conflict.
If you enjoyed "Done and Dusted," be sure to grab "Swift and Saddled" at your favorite local bookstore!