The best way to describe Robyn Carr's writing? To me she is a master storyteller, one of the best in the business. Why, you say? Because this series by Robyn Carr is just so darn good, and I've been raving about each and every book, that I think I've run out of fantastic things to say. Note: Opinions expressed in reviews and articles on this site are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of BookLoons.Oh man, this is going to be hard. Overall, Promise Canyon is a good romantic read with a few twists. An interesting sub plot has the town divided on the spending of a legacy left to Virgin River by a deceased elderly woman. P romise Canyon is filled with great characters and old friends from past books in the Virgin River series. Just like a horse, Lilly is spooked, and Clay has to earn her trust all over again. As Lilly begins to open her heart to Clay, his ex-wife returns, determined to win him back at any cost. Soon both horses begin to thrive under the care and love given to them.

Streak, a stallion belonging to Clay's ex, needs therapy for an old injury. Lilly finds Blue abandoned and sick, and brings him to Jensen's for treatment. Two horses at Jensen's draw Lilly and Clay together. Clay soon discovers she is truly gifted, more so than he is. Lilly was raised around horses, started riding at a young age, and has a special way with them. Lilly sees Clay often at Jensen's as she delivers feed for her grandfather's business.

She knows Clay is attracted to her and it's mutual, but she shies away because of the risk involved. But when she was young, Lilly was badly burned by good looking men and cannot get past it. When Clay starts his new job he meets Lilly Yazhi, a Hopi native who shares his love of horses. His relationship with his ex is complicated - even after the divorce, she still turns to Clay for advice and often expects to share his bed. Clay wants to start life over, away from his ex-wife, so he accepts a job as a vet assistant for an old friend, Nate Jensen, in Virgin River. When Clay works with them he can almost hear their thoughts. Navajo native Clay Tahoma is a skilled horse trainer and farrier, who has a natural gift with animals. Promise Canyon: Virgin River by Robyn Carr

Promise Canyon by Robyn Carr