Wishing On A Rodeo Moon (Women Of Character) - Plot & Excerpts
In the two weeks she had been here at Jake's ranch, she had finally settled herself into a semi-comfortable frame of mind. The bouts of depression had eased, and for the first time since the accident, Tye actually felt no urgency about returning to rodeo. It was always there at the back of her mind, but the feeling that life was passing her by had abated. She had begun writing again, more frequently than ever. Her outline on women in rodeo had been submitted to a magazine editor, and they had expressed interest in seeing the article in its entirety. Her life was coming together. She didn't feel quite at a loose end. Tye had begun to scope out other writing opportunities. She regretted that she didn't see much of Jake, but that's the way she had wanted it, wasn't it? He had been keeping his distance, and they saw each other in passing. A part of Tye missed him, a part of her yearned for what could have been. The rational part knew it was her own fault. What she perceived as her physical deficits kept her at a standstill.
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