Review: Smoking Hot Fascinating History
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 14, 2013
While the actual history is related through entirely fictional story lines, the reader can always back up enjoyable reading with historical study, which I actually do. The story lines here contain information leading to a study of inter-racial native-american/caucasian and Chinese/caucasian.  While there are no "characters" running around proclaiming the "real american" of blended ancestry, that is the actual sense one gets as the story lines continue.  One might think we would be beyond such prejudice but I have good friends of Chinese descent who still face discriminatory comments and certainly anyone of african descent still faces these bigoted attitudes.  I don't know anyone of native-american descent but I knew fellows in college (Univ. of Illinois) who were Cheyenne and they said at the time they often ended up in fights.  So sad -- so pointless.After reading dozens of books throughout the year (I am addicted to reading) it's an absolute treat to come to one that is insightful, historic, and just plain good fun.  I love the story of the strong alpha males and their beautiful and accomplished females. Kick-butt women are among my favorite in literature characters, with strong men coming in as equal in favor as long as they are also honorable and loving.  Are there really men like this -- or women for that matter?  Each of us humans contain the germ of greatness and can reach that by constantly striving for our best in each field.  Thank you Taylor Lee for this delightful compendium and for the excellent writing that you strove for to give us these four gems.  I loved them and will keep them close in my digital library.Should you read them?  Only if you like lots of action, handsome men, beautiful women, strong principles, a bit of bloodshed and fighting, insightful history and lots of "hot" love.