Whiskey River Rescue

Justine Davis

Mar 2017 · Whiskey River Book 1 · Tule Publishing

About this eBook

 Still reeling from the unexpected sale of the land she and her horses live on, horse rescuer Kelsey Blaine is frantic when she comes home to find her possessions already boxed up and her house being bulldozed without any notice. Normally calm and kind, Kelsey becomes furious and impulsively cuts a privacy fence to confront the culprit–her mysterious neighbor, Joe. 

Joe Kilcoyne is in a desperate place. He guards his secrets and hides from the world for a reason. He's the hottest topic of speculation around Whiskey River, but no one has ever dared to get close to him. That is, until fiery Kelsey comes barging straight into his life. 

The last thing Joe needs is for Kelsey to breach his defenses and make him confront his past. But when her sunny, open, and determined personality collide with a haunted man with no idea how to reconnect with the world, the sparks that ignite shock them both. 

Ratings and reviews

I really enjoyed this book. It had great characters and a heart-warming plot. I felt some of the issues could have been explored more in a longer story.

I was heartbroken reading Whisky River Rescue written by Justine Davis. It is a heart wrenching story of healing from abuse and mistreatment; whether it’s the horses that Kelsey Blaine rescues or the childhood that Joe Kilcoyne escaped and survived. These two face life differently; with Kelsey feeling hopeful while Joe escapes reality, not allowing anyone to get under his skin. This story really resonated with me, exemplifying that hope and love does exist. I struggle, on a daily basis, to understand how someone could abuse, neglect, or mistreat another person or an animal. I really enjoyed reading this book and had trouble putting this book down, reading it in one day. I highly recommend this book to other readers. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

loved it. a fast read, emotional and heartfelt story about a woman who rescues horses that have been abused and inspires to start a camp for kids when her world is turned upside down when the land she rents is sold out from under her. after confronting the buyer she finds that things are not quite what they seem but that they just might be better.