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Ruth Hanson It is a fascinating historical romance that takes readers through the action journey of the American West.

In 1887, as the state recovered from the civil war, injustice in the wild west, the corrupt legal system failed its victims. Enter the Railway Walker – Punish these laws to keep vigilant people can walk freely. To some, they are heroes. To others, criminals. For Violet Donovan, they became a family.

Violet was promoted to the enthusiastic heiress of a wealthy estate, violating social expectations of women. But at the age of 20, she was forced to marry Eustace Carpenter, a man she hated, to maintain her family’s identity. When a mysterious woman saves her from attack, her life takes a huge turn, only allowing Violet to find herself involved in murder and is forced to run away. Fate, she reunited with the Savior and attracted the dangerous but purpose-driven world of railway walkers.

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Railway Walker Give me a reading experience, unlike anything I’ve encountered for a long time. Say I was completely immersed in the understatement.

The rugged rugged on the Western Frontier in 1887 came to life by immersing the reader in a vivid description of the era. The golden color of the open plains extends to the peaks of distant peaks under the scorching sun. Each scene captures the wild, unwelcome spirit of the West, balancing its rough, demanding natural beauty.

The action scenes are full of details that make me feel like I’m in chaos. Whether it was a tense gunfight or a wild train chase, every moment was so vivid that I could almost hear the gunshots, smell the smell of gunpowder, and feel the rumbling of the tracks. The intense movement of this story often puts me on the edge of my seat and needs to know how it will work.

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As Violet travels with the Railway Walker, she gains valuable insights that shatter the rose-colored glasses, she looks at the world all her life. During this journey, she deeply educated the reality and injustice faced by ethnic minorities and women, allowing her to see the world more clearly. The Violet’s perception of the world diverts these often terrifying or morally complex experiences that allow her to grow and develop. Her evolution is also facilitated by some very nice treats, friendships and friendships.

The railroad pedestrian gangs include MEI, Linus, the sitting bear and Rory. Each of these characters is made with depth and personality. The stoic leader Mei usually seems to carry the weight of the world on his shoulders. However, her strength and determination anchored the team. Linus’ warm sympathy and blind smile brought a sense of ease and care to those around him. The quiet determination of the sitting bear radiates wisdom and command in the most modest way. Last (but not least), there is the young Rory, his red hair, freckles and a fanatical spirit. His youthful energy and joy bring a lightness to balance the heavier moments of the story. These four characters not only build on narratives but also drive it forward, playing a crucial role in shaping Violet’s journey and growth and its own.

Rail Operations gangs may be morally complex, but that’s what makes them so fascinating. It is those grey areas that make the story so clingy. The whole idea of ​​right and wrong, good and evil can be viewed in many different ways, which keeps me reflecting all the time. I often pause to think about how to allow so much abuse, even celebration. But railway travelers won’t let them stop them – they take all risks to fight injustice and help people who are disappointed.

Mei and Violet didn’t hit it completely at first – mainly because Violet is so naive. But as Violet begins to see the harsh reality of her being sheltered, the two begin to find something in common. Spend time together every morning, train Violet to fight (wow, I give her some cruel beatings), and have in-depth conversations, Violet gradually becomes Mei’s ally. I really like how their romance develops naturally. Even though Violet never thought about being with a woman, she embraced her attraction and connection with May without any trouble. The love and support they share are so heart-warming to see how easy it is to see the rest of the gang accept theirs.

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Gun violence, racist language/racism, homophobia, death and murder, and consequences after rape (no page description).

in conclusion

Railway Walker It is a fascinating story in the turbulent period of American history. With memorable characters, detailed descriptions and fascinating dialogue, it intervenes in the injustice many face during this period. Violet’s life of shelter was turned upside down when she was accused of murder, and when she traveled with the railway walker, the group was determined to make justice where the law was insufficient. Despite addressing some heavy themes, the story still has a sweet romance, a strong sense of family and the right balance of many lively, fun moments. This book is hard to let go – it is actually a little frustrated when life keeps disturbing me! I was completely wrapped up in the lives of these characters, and it would be with me for a long time even if the story ended up with a satisfying ending. Whether you like historical romance or not, this is a must read for everyone!

extract Ruth Hanson

Railway Walker Mei raised her head from the plate and recognized clearly in her eyes.

It seems like lightning is photographed in Violet’s body. Her breathing attracted her throat, her head was light and dizzy. Around her, the hotel became dark, as if she was walking through the tunnel. She couldn’t even hear the piano. The murder was there, staring at her, Violet was expected to have a meal. Linus sat in the seat next to Mei, while Rory sat next to an Indian man who had not been named. Violet stayed with her. Mei leaned forward on her elbows and folded her hands on her other hand casually.

“Hope we won’t let you work too hard,” May said.

“T-Trip?” Violet stuttered.

“That Once was You follow us from Redrock, aren’t you? ”

Violet makes the smallest noise she has ever made. They know? !

Mei doesn’t seem to bother her. She motioned for them on an empty chair. “Sit down,” she said. The violet shook violently, pulling it onto the table and sitting in the center of the table. She had noticed several clear shots and a basket of cornbread. Her stomach growled helplessly. Mei seemed to notice and laugh before speaking again. “Get one.” Violet raised his head, almost crying in fear. “Continue. There are many.” She hesitated for a moment, but slowly, Violet took a piece of cornbread and bit it in. Rory stuffed the entire square into his mouth as Violet was halfway with her.

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