Review: Good historical Western Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2013
I liked this story. It was well written and well edited, with interesting characters and an enjoyable plot for a novella. Sarah is a saloon girl who's been under a 5year contract and her contract is finally up. She's so excited to be a reformed fallen woman and is eagerly anticipating finding another job and becoming respectable so some one will want to marry her some day. She's so kind the townspeople call her Sarah Sunshine. She's always ready to lend a hand- to the mail man when he hurt his back, to the midwife, to the store owner, to the hotel owner who needed laundry done. She wants to room at the boarding house of the most respectable woman in town, not knowing she'll be a pawn for this woman's revenge. Roy has been in love with Sarah since he first saw her and wants to marry her, but she won't until she's respectable enough.This story really brought out some issues of just what respect entails and why we should or shouldn't place so much weight on past deeds, but on character and interpretation of motives.Heat factor moderate.