Review: Setting Love Free
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 16, 2012
4.5Josie Eastman, Nobel Prize winner and famous attorney has to make some decisions in her life and whether or not she wanted to continue her relationship with Carlton was one of them.  That decision is made for her when she gets into a car accident and is saved by the town healer of Mission Creek, Elu.Elu is a strong, patient and loving Native American man that saves Josie (his Leoti) life.  He falls in love with her and finds himself competing for her love.  I like that the author stays true to the Native American culture and history.  Elu knows that if you truly love something/someone you have to set them free to make their own decision.  Interestingly enough Carlton knew it too and respected her enough to give her space to be free.  There is a line in this story that melted by heart " I am not giving up and I'm giving in".  Josie has to make a choice that will change her life forever.As always with any Sienna book, this story is well written and edited.  The secondary characters are strong and add to the dynamics of the story.  I've decided I like the emotional side of Sienna as much as I do the alpha male side. Like in her previous books "Before Sunrise" and "Love After War" this story focuses more on the emotional turmoil and the rebirth of love.  It was almost poetic.  While the story started off a bit slow, it did not take long to capture my attention and hold me hostage for a couple of hours.  This is the kind of story that stays with you hours after you've read the last line of the last page.