Cheyenne in New York

by Jack Weyland

Book Overview

She extended her hand. "Cheyenne Durrant. I'm a summer intern from BYU. Who are you?" She had an enthusiastic grin and a milkmaid's handshake. "I'm B. D. Morelli." Long pause. "Your name is Beady?"... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1570089094
• ISBN13: 9781570089091
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Bookcraft
• Length: 279 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.

Customer Reviews

a realistic view into lifes trails and parnets who want to protect their children

Cheyenne is a energetic woman who steps into the life of a busy New York life style from a home town farming life style. It's nice to see how a kind friendly out going woman can do to change and affect the cold shoulder that is often seen in New York. Cheyenne's father reminds me of my own father. Always protective of his children, He is fearful of the environment change in his daughters life and tries too hard to protect her. I was happy to see that in the end her father realizes his mistake and works to help things work out.

Cute!

Well I read the other reviews before I read this. But I did like the cute love story. While I think the mormon girl in this book seems almost out of touch at some points in the book, and real mormon girls are not that out of touch. But all and all I really enjoyed this easy read!

New York???

I thought Jack Weyland was a sheltered, happy-go-lucky, LDS guy. I thought his books were a little cheezy and were for little girls. Then I read Cheyenne in New York. It was one of the greatest books I've read this year. And I'm in college! He depicted the characters feelings well, and there were unexpected twists in the story. I've had the privilege of having Jack Weyland as my LDS Bishop, and have come to know him. He is an awesome person with a lot of stories to tell, and he tells them well. This book is amazing...not the typical Jack Weyland book! I would reccomend it to anyone of any age...