Fit to Be Tied

By: Robin Lee Hatcher

Narrated by: Kathy Garver

It’s 1916, and Idaho rancher Cleo Arlington knows everything about horses but nothing about men. So when charged with transforming English aristocrat Sherwood Statham from playboy into cowboy, she’s totally disconcerted. So is Statham, who’s never encountered a woman succeeding in a “man’s world.” Their bumpy trot into romance is frustrating, exhilarating, and ultimately heartwarming.

Fun Series

I really like the characters and story line but the author's "male" voices are hard on the ears. Would be nice to actually HAVE a male voice reading the parts.

Lovely story

This, like the previous one "Vote of Confidence" was absolutely beautiful. I really look forward to the next one! The narrator was better in this one with accents, but still mixed up voices at times, but she has a lovely voice and brings the story thru as real. God bless you all

perky

i loved the charicters of this book better than the others in the series so fun

I've read better

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

I wouldn't recommend this book, the plot is OK but the narrator didn't differentiate among the characters and I often had trouble knowing who was talking. I don't wish to be preached to or receive religious instruction in my recreational reading so the religious messages were not welcome. If an author wants to push their religious beliefs then they should label a book honestly and clearly as christian fiction - so I know to stay away.

Middle of a great trilogy

This follow-up to A Vote of Confidence is not quite as good as the last, but actually made me love book one even more. I realized just how much I enjoyed the sister connection between Gwen and Cleo and missed it just a bit now that Gwen is married and expecting. Perhaps that was a bit of what Cleo was feeling too, the natural separation that happens when sisters grow up into their own lives and families. There are no huge surprises in Fit to Be Tied's plot line, but then again, who says there has to be? It is an easy, sweet read that transports you back in time to early 1900's, small-town, Western community life and throws in a romance into the bargain. I look forward to book three.