Janet Quinn's Reviews
The Lucky Lady - A Historical Romance Novel

BUT NOW from Whiskey Creek Press
Short stories about the characters - "A Gambler Is Born" and "Saloon Singer"
Lila Kane moves to Cottonwood to start a dressmaking business and escape her past as a saloon singer. She becomes embroiled in danger and must rely on Carter Hawkins, a gambler, to help her. As much as she tries to keep her heart, she finds herself giving it to Carter, the wrong type of man.
- Sample Chapter for The Lucky Lady
Number 7 on the Whiskey Creek Press Best Seller List for January 2006.
- Cover art by Jinger Heaston- Read Excerpt
Reviews for The Lucky Lady - A Historical Romance Novel
Rating: 5 Angels
"The Lucky Lady was a book that had me hooked as soon as the characters met. I absolutely loved how Lila described Carter's eyes. The way Lila and Carter meet, combined with how they join together when danger enters her life, displayed much tender emotion. Ms. Quinn allowed the characters to feel, and to experience in a way that I felt like I was right next to them. I loved the way Ms. Quinn incorporated the story about how Carter cared for the girls in the saloon."
"Ms. Quinn is an incredible storyteller who has written a gripping and soul-stirring love story. This was a tender, loving romance that stole my heart. Every time I read a book by Janet Quinn, I feel like I have been transported into another time. She is truly a gifted writer, and is full of talent that gets better just like fine wine."
Reviewed by Linda
Fallen Angels Reviews
Rating: 5 Hearts
"The Lucky Lady is an exciting and intriguing story that will keep you guessing until the very end. Surprises await the reader as well as a passionate and thrilling romance. Lila is a strong woman that has experienced trouble in her life. She has moved to a new town to start over. She is brave and willing to fight for what is right. Carter has his own secrets but not what you would expect. He is always quick to rush to Lila's rescue. The passion between the two is electrifying. Their encounters are described in passionate and graphic detail. The story is filled with interesting characters, that each in their own way seems to raise your suspicions. Someone is a blackmailer and murderer. The dialogue is well written and flows smoothly. It successfully conveys the thoughts and emotions of the characters. The plot to solve the mystery of the blackmailer and killer is solved by the end of the story. For people that enjoy reading about the old west, this story bring to life what it must have been like in the way society looks at people of different social classes. It shows how one was judged by whom they spend their time with, and once their reputation is destroyed how hard it is to ever be accepted again. It also shows that one can not always judge by what they see, for the hero of our story is the one person that Lila had thought would ruin her reputation."
Reviewed by Anita
The Romance Studio
