Mother Trucker
by Robyn Mitchell
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Pub Date Apr 21 2016 | Archive Date Jan 04 2017
Description
Out of necessity Shelby Matthews, a beautiful, blonde mother of three grown children becomes an eighteen-wheel truck driver, finding out that leering eyes and cat-calls from the men aren’t as dangerous as the vindictive and territorial behavior of a female co-worker, Betty Burton.
On her first hauling job Shelby has an unexpected encounter, and finds herself the target of unwarranted revenge. As the threats quickly escalate into sabotage on her marriage and attempts on her life, including impending death from the cliffs of some of Utah’s highest mountains, the dangers of being a woman on the road emerge, will Shelby prove to be a true-blue, red-blooded American, Mother Trucker?
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9780997212907 |
| PRICE | $14.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
sue w, Reviewer
I received this as an arc from net galley in exchange for an honest review. Shelby Matthews, a beautiful, blonde mother of three grown children becomes an Eighteen - wheel truck driver. Wow. OMG. Wow. Absolutely fantastic read. CNPID. Such a different read for me. This has perked me up.
I loved the story and the characters. Shelby was of course my favourite character. I absolutely hated Betty with a passion. I loved how all the other truckers helped Shelby. I really felt for her. And wow I had my hand over my mouth in shock with tears in my eyes.
Shelby is certainly going through it. Had me gripped from start to finish. Lots of action too .
Some places had me in tears.
This is most definitely a must read and I would highly recommend this book. Definitely worth more than 5 *.
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