Review: Steriotypical 80's rubbish
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 02 14, 2013
Book 1 - An Indian AffairAs I love my Native American Romances I didn’t want to be too harsh with my review but my inability to finish it (a first for me), the boredom of the storyline & the lack of attraction between the two leads, even though it was meant to be instant, made it difficult. Although set in contemporary times it wasn’t exactly PC, being written in the 80’s, with a division between “whites” & “Indians” with the stereotypical “Indians” in drunken situations or working as cowboys & bounty hunters. I expected “Dog the Bounty Hunter” to appear. I should have guessed I mean 4 books for .99c what did I expect.Book 2 - Blackfoot AffairI wasn’t going to bother reading further than book 1 but I thought I’d give it a go. Initially I was pleasantly surprised as there was an instant attraction between the two characters & I sure was attracted to Jackson…Yum. Unfortunately in went downhill quickly & again I was unable to finish the book, a 2nd for me the first being “An Indian Affair”. Again not the most PC book in the world & I wouldn’t have minded had it been a historical romance but it wasn’t. I think the silliest point in the storyline was when Marisa’s best friend told Jackson she was a Virgin in order to have him change his “courting” strategy, I mean seriously? Who does that! AndI wont be reading books 3 & 4 as I have wasted nearly a week struggling to unsuccessfully read these books while I could have read 2-3 other books of more substance