1) That first paragraph is an interesting one. Most of the time, the whole point of a novel is to depict a character working toward the point here he or she can feel peace and certainty. Katy is already there.
2) On second thought, I don’t think Katy is in a very good place. She recently chopped her hair off with “rusty kitchen shears” and there’s a reason she isn’t caring for Fletcher.
3) I kinda love how Katy’s father is a tough, callused rancher, but he still pulls her close and kisses the top of her head. Isn’t it great when men have great strength and great tenderness?
Check out the author’s web site and read her book!
