Cowboy Princess: Life With My Parents, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans - Hardcover

Cheryl Rogers-Barnett is the oldest daughter of Roy and Dale Evans. Together with her husband, Larry, she is the publisher of "The Double R Bar Ranch News," the official newsletter of the Roy Rogers Riders Club. She's also active in the Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum and its thriving gift shop-a magnet for cowboy fans of all ages. She lives in Victorville, California.

Frank Thompson is the co-author of I Was that Masked Man (ISBN 0878339396) with Clayton Moore, the author of American Movie Classic's Greate Christmas Movies (ISBN 0878332146), and the author of more than a dozen other books on film and general history. He also writes for television. Thompson lives in North Hollywood, California.

[An] intimate, happy and heartbreaking story. Barnett's Cowboy Princess is inspiring... (Saturday Evening Post )

With so many negative tales told by celebrity children, Cowboy Princess is a refreshing story of a more innocent time with a bigger-than-life hero or heroine. (Indianapolis Prime Times )

Loving, funny and intimate: a daughter's book not a star-struck gush fest. (Victor Valley Daily )

The 195-page book, published by Taylor Trade Publishing, is filled with stories of laughter, tears, tragedy, and triumph told through one who is in a unique position to tell their life story. Readers will also appreciate the many family photos sprinkled through the book. (Della Pacheco Cincinnati Fifty Plus )

It's a highly insightful look at Roy and Dale, refreshingly candid, but related with love and honesty. In Cowboy Princess you'll come to know Roy and Dale— and Cheryl —as no book has ever told it. (Boyd Magers Western Clippings )

Those of you who grew up watching Roy Rogers and Dale Evans will want to read Cowboy Princess: Life With My Parents, by Cheryl Rogers-Barnett. The book is filled with hilarious and touching stories of the family and tales of behind the scenes events on the television show and movies. (Hawarden Independent )

Rogers-Barnett's book is a warm and chatty reminisce of her life in the Rogers household. (G. Michael Dobbs East Longmeadow Reminder )

For fans of the King of Cowboys and the Queen of the West, this book is an up close and personal introduction to them, their family, and the many colorful characters who rode with them on those happy, happy trails. (Norma Turner Senior Circuit )

In Cowboy Princess the delight is in the details. (Stuart Kellogg Victor Valley Daily Press )

Give Rogers-Barnett some credit—she has done something few celebrity offspring have managed: she wrote a book about movie star parents without whining. (Cincinnati Enquirer )