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Divorce Horse
Sheriff Walt Longmire and his soon-to-be married daughter, Cady, hit the race track in an original story from New York Times bestselling author Craig Johnson
Walt Longmire, the longtime sheriff of Absaroka County, Wyoming, has little time to relax. Still recovering from his manhunt chasing down escaped convict and sociopath Reynaud Shade in the Bighorn Mountains, Walt just can’t find the opportunity to sit back and kick off his cowboy boots. His daughter, Cady, is getting married in a few months to the brother of his under-sheriff Victoria Moretti and is in town, helping her dad ‘recuperate’ and to talk about love, life, and weddings.
Meanwhile, the American Indian Days Parade and Pow Wow are attracting tourists and trouble. The pride and joy of Tommy Jefferson’s stables—and the catalyst for his marital problems—the notorious divorce horse, has gone missing, and Jefferson, renowned Indian Relay Racer and one-time meth head, wants him back. With the help of his best friend Henry Standing Bear and his daughter, The Greatest Legal Mind Of Our Time, Walt sets off to the races. This delightful Penguin Group eSpecial includes the twenty-seven page long original story, Divorce Horse, as well as the first chapter from As the Crow Flies.
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Reviews
Just a short, and I mean really short silly story
By DwayneAZ
Wonderfully written and light hearted.
By Ocironhorse
I realized this was a short story before purchase, just didn’t realize how short...
By pollyface
Can't believe they would sell this, can't believe I feel for it. 4 bucks for a 40 page short story. They should be ashamed of themselves.
By sequoia2X
Divorce the author too....I've enjoyed several of the books in this series but this one makes me angry....it stops with no ending, and no developed story. Bottom of the page indicated there were 4 more pages to "this chapter" but they didn't exist. There were just ads for other books. Also, four more pages would not have made this an actual book. It's time iTunes copyright info and publishing dates were the real dates of publication, not iTunes date and that books offered are clearly and accurately described. That is, a 300 page book doesn't end up being 125 pages of writing and a dozen pages of ads and reviews. We're being ripped off, folks.
By PokerPearl