Review: Terrible man.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 09 5, 2013
Awful man.  Stupid girl.  He should have been called out at the wedding.  (Muddy dirty clothes, and then takes her to a filthy filthy filthy house, and reams her out when dinner is late etc. etc. etc.)  No... He allowed all of the ladies in town to get tired of providing for him.  He wanted a slave.......free labor with no reward.  (The author fully convinces the reader of the dirty surroundings).BTW... Did others catch the question the lady from the church asked when Millie returned her dish??  "Is it clean"?  I will shake my head for a long time over that one.She arrives, bathes and changes from the clothes that had been soiled on the train because a child had thrown up on her.) then goes to the church in her wedding dress, (groom in his muddy work clothes)  rides home, finds the place filled with filth, washes the kitchen and dishes so she can feed this family,  cooks, scrubs...and scrubs some more.  gets yelled at for saying she's 21... when she's 18.  ....scrubs some more.  piles of laundry to hand scrub and hang outside, (after she repairs the clothesline herself) and now her hands are raw.  cooks and bakes.  Scrubs some more.  changes all the beds and asks if she can make some new dresses for the little girls because their old ones are long outgrown.  "Nope" ...and don't ask again.  Make do.  Not even basic courtesy. However, it's okay to use the fabric she brought out for her own dresses....AFTER she is properly scolded for her "disobedience".  All this as she finds herself " in love" with this cretin.I have to wonder what goes on in the mind of this author.  This is a truly awful book.