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Sonora (by Jenni L. Walsh)

I love reading historical fiction books and recently have had the opportunity to read about some amazing women who have been hidden in the background and basically unheard of. Learning about high diving horse acts was astounding. Sonora is a young woman whose willingness to live an extraordinary life is captivating. The story will pull you in and keep you invested in the lives of Sonora and Al as well as Sonora’s sister. Through the excitement and fear of the high dive act, you will be flipping through the pages and cheering on Sonora. A story of determination, bravery, family and work relationships, and heartache, you will dive right into this book and experience the excitement and danger with Sonora.


Thank you to NetGalley and Harper Muse for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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