The Talk of Coyote Canyon

by Brenda Novak, Amy McFadden (Read by)

Overview

She’s not here to make friends. She’s here to make trouble.

With her piercings, tattoos, and spiky blond hair, Ellen Truesdale doesn’t quite fit in with the other folks in Coyote Canyon—and that’s just fine with her. She’s only here to put her father out of business, as payback for abandoning her when she was young.

Or is she more interested in finally proving that she was worth keeping?

Either way, she’s struggling to keep her rival well-drilling company afloat. And being a single woman in a male-dominated field has started to take a toll. So when Hendrix Durrant steps in to help, Ellen has no choice but to let him—even though he happens to be her father’s business partner and therefore her enemy.

But the closer she works with him, the more she sees what she’s been missing—in life and love. And once she lets go of her anger long enough to learn the truth about her past, she might just find the family she’s always wanted.

Coyote Canyon
Book 1: Talulah’s Back in Town
Book 2: The Talk of Coyote Canyon

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798212722179
Publisher:	Harlequin Audio
Publication date:	11/28/2023
Series:	Coyote Canyon Novels , #2
Product dimensions:	5.20(w) x 5.70(h) x (d)

About the Author

New York Times bestselling author Brenda Novak has written over 80 novels. An eight-time Rita nominee, she's won The National Reader's Choice, The Bookseller's Best and other awards. She runs Brenda Novak for the Cure, a charity that has raised more than $2.5 million for diabetes research (her youngest son has this disease). She considers herself lucky to be a mother of five and married to the love of her life. www.brendanovak.com

Editorial Reviews

Amy McFadden returns listeners to Coyote Canyon, Montana. Ellen Truesdale and her father, Stewart, are estranged; their well-drilling companies are rivals. Despite her initial hostility, Ellen develops a relationship with Hendrix Durrant, the nephew of Stewart's second wife, as well as his business partner. When it comes to her father, Ellen tries to be tough--though McFadden captures her underlying vulnerability. Hendrix has a cousin with special needs, and McFadden gives him a childlike quality full of exuberance. Hendrix's aunt hates Ellen, and McFadden characterizes her with a strident tone filled with animosity. McFadden's performance takes listeners on the roller- coaster ride that is Ellen's and Hendrix's relationship. S.B. © AudioFile 2023, Portland, Maine

NOVEMBER 2023 - AudioFile