"Can You Shoot?" He Asked the Trembling Woman—Then Watched Her Outshoot Every Man in the County
"Can You Shoot?" He Asked the Trembling Woman—Then Watched Her Outshoot Every Man in the County The whole county had Etta Boone figured for a timid no-account widow — a woman who flinched at doorbells and apologized for the air she breathed. What no one knew was that her late father had been a famous sharpshooter who'd trained his quiet daughter from the age of six, and that the timid widow went perfectly still and certain the moment she shouldered a rifle. When she brought her father's gun into the gunsmith's shop to be mended, he recognized a master's weapon and asked the one question no one had asked her in years — can you shoot? — and the answer changed both their lives. And at the county shooting match, before everyone who'd written her off, the trembling woman outshot every man in the county, and beat the swaggering champion clean with his own rifle when he cried cheat. A tender, clean Old West story of an overlooked woman who finds her steady hand and her quiet heart again on the American frontier. Fictional story. Original, carefully crafted storytelling for relaxation and comfort viewing.
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