Crossing Cheyenne - a terrific read!

Crossing Cheyenne by Jaimie Engle and Delia Lathem is a great story with well-developed characters. Brandon and Cheyenne meet when they are both booked for the same cabin in Wyoming. Just as they don’t get along with being stuck in the same cabin, their pets, Blossom, a cat, and Lady, a dog, are unhappy about this situation. As the pets learn to like each other, Brandon and Cheyenne work together to stay in the cabin when there is no other available cabin for one of them. The dialogue between Brandon and Cheyenne is amusing and refreshing. The sense of humor helps to bridge the gap between them. They are both dealing with parental issues. Brandon’s father died when they had been estranged since his mother died years ago. Cheyenne is looking for her birth mother and thinks she might be in Wyoming. There is a lot of realistic action when a dangerous kayak trip happens. I was terrified for Cheyenne as she battled the water. I found the Native American aspect informative, especially how people were bullied on the reservation even when they paid their rent.

This story is slated to be a movie, and after enjoying the book so much, I look forward to seeing it. 

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