Review: In all fairness I'm still reading this series...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 5, 2013
I am still in the process of reading the first book, so with that being stated out front I would say that this is going to be a great series!  In the first book we encounter a headstrong Lily, raised to be a Mississippi Belle, but life had other plans and she ends up married to a man she doesn't love but cares about to raise a son that doesn't belong to him. They have moved to Texas where they eke out a living on land which  is more than most people have. Jim disappears one day and out of desperation Lily goes in search of a manager for her farm/ranch since the men who work for Jim won't take orders for her. Enter the rebellious Cade, a half Indian, half mexican,  a foreman who can deal with everything that comes his way, including a blonde haired baby girl that he isn't even sure belongs to him. Except he's just not sure what to do with his feelings for the headstrong Lily and how she manages to trump him all the time.This is written in the time of Davey Crockett and the uprising in Texas and Mexico. It covers life, death and the horrors of war, evil men and Indians who just want to live in peace. Very well written, I anticipate reading the rest of the books eagerly. I don't think I'll be disappointed that they'll be any less interesting than the first one is.