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"A refreshing western romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted November 6, 2001
In the nineteenth century out west, Sophie Madrigal
makes a living by telling fortunes, but her real motive is
to bring Ivo Hardwick to frontier justice administered by
herself for the murder of her son. Pinkerton undercover
agent Gabriel Caine also seeks Ivo, but being a quasi-
member of the Read more...
"Entertaining and Intriguing!"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted November 9, 2001
Gabriel Caine is in a train station in Laredo, Texas
waiting for the train. He works for the Pinkerton Agency
and has been hired to hunt down a man to bring him back to
be tried for murder and assault. Gabriel's interest is
piqued when he notices Sophie Madrigal Read more...
SummaryWhen Sophie Madrigal sets out to exact vengeance on Ivo
Hardwick, accompanied by her aunt Juniper, her pug dog
Tybalt, and the dwarf Dmitri, she doesn't expect to stumble
over Gabriel Caine. Gabriel, a Pinkerton man who is also out
to get Hardwick, wants to bring the villain to justice. To
Sophie, the only justice appropriate for Hardwick is death.
Administered by her.
It doesn't help either Sophie or Gabriel that, while on
their individual quests, they keep bumping into the magic
they inadvertently create whenever they get together.
Sophie's family has been in the spiritualist business for
ages. Sophie's always reviled the family business, believing
it to be so much hokum -- until now.
As for Gabriel, the son of revivalist preachers, he's as
cynical as a man can be -- until he meets his fate in
Sophie.
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