All Things Left Wild

Sixteen-year-old Caleb Bentley is on the run with his older brother Shelby when a horse theft takes a turn for the worst. They travel across America and Mexico where Caleb and Shelby will be tested and testing each other. Randall Dawson is hunting the Bentley brothers with little know-how on surviving in the wild west. That is until he meets Charlotte, a woman who knows every inch of the harsh terrain. This book is about courage, mistakes, and inner morals. It has adventure and passion. This being set back at the beginning of the twentieth century made it very interesting and exciting to read, although it did seem a little slow and unhurried at times. It also gives you an inside look at what men and women struggled with during that time. The author did a good job describing the emotions the characters were going through, making it very easy to connect. This book being three hundred and four pages does mean it took some time to read. There are also some mature parts that would require a mature reader. All in all, I do recommend reading this book.