Review: Thrilled to see Cheryl's first book re-released
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2013
This book is the sequel to "Heaven Can Wait", but was published first and is difficult to find because it has been out of print for so long.Now once again I can enjoy the debut novel that launched an amazing writer.It has been years since I read it, but I still recall the basic plot:  A young girl is orphaned when her wagon train is attacked on its journey West.  She is rescued and raised by a Lakota.  She loves him, but longs to find her family.  She uses her job as a wild west show sharpshooter to travel with the show and search for her family, city by city.  She and her son and her adopted father are rescued from a train wreck by our Hero, a farmer named Anton, and the rest is a straight formula romance with intense emotion, well-developed supporting characters, and an insanely wicked villain.Highly recommended for those who enjoy romances, historical novels with accurate details, westerns, characters who overcome past issues and hurts, and strong female heroines.  Sensuality level is moderate; only after marriage and in context with the era and the story.