” If you are a fan of Western fiction and cowboys, I encourage you to read A Change of Scenery." – Phyllis Helton for Readers’ Favorite

A hidden fear. A daring challenge. A liberating love.

A motorcar accident on a rainy Chicago night steals Ella Canaday’s fiancé as well as her ability to ride. Clinging to the remnants of her independence, she cuts her hair and her ties with her wealthy father and takes a train west as the seamstress with a moving-picture company. Colorado offers the change of scenery she needs. But she doesn’t expect the bold cowboy who challenges her to reclaim both the loves she thought she’d lost forever. 

Cale Hutton needs the money the moving-picture company is paying for use of his cattle and horses, but he’s not keen on some city gal gettin’ in the way at the ranch. Between the filming crew by day and a rogue cattle-killing bear by night, his attention snags on the little bob-haired seamstress. Something about her easy manner around his horse sets his mind to find out what she’s hiding and why she has such a pull on his heart. 

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Review from AmongTheReads.net

A Change of Scenery has some great characters and enjoyable dialog. I think Davalynn Spencer is my favorite Western dialogue writer. Her cowboys turn phrases that bring a smile to my face and yet she doesn’t overuse expressions to make them seem … well, overdone. And the descriptions!! Oh my word, I love the way she paints her scenery and brings it to life. Making me long to see the places myself!