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December News from Robyn Carr
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Dear Reader Friends,
According to my mail, a great many of you are ready to get back to Virgin River and I’ve been working all year to take you there. You’re going to find some interesting changes have taken place, and almost all by popular demand. I’m sure you’re going to approve!
First of all, because Nathaniel Jensen and Annie McKenzie (of Under The Christmas Tree) became such popular characters, I thought they could use a little help around the Veterinary Practice. Yes, Nathaniel wants to grow his horse breeding and training business and to that end has brought an old friend into his practice. Meet Clay Tahoma, Navajo veterinary assistant, farrier and, it is rumored, horse whisperer. He might’ve grown up in the Flagstaff area on the Navajo Nation but he has some interesting ties to the Virgin River area — his sister, Ursula, is married to the Grace Valley police chief, Tom Toopeek. It made sense for him to choose the Jensen Stables — he enjoys working with Nate; his sister’s family is nearby.
The one thing Clay hadn’t prepared himself for was a sexy young Hopi woman who delivers their feed twice a week. He considers the fact that she refuses to get involved with a Navajo man a minor inconvenience. He’s been looking for the right woman for a long time — and Lilly Yazhi is ringing all his bells.
There’s so much magic in Virgin River, but it isn’t limited to the magic of finding the right partner to love. There’s also finding family you didn’t know you had, friendships you never dared wish for and always a chance to start over and rebuild a life.
Welcome back to Virgin River, the town everyone wants to call home.
Robyn Carr
