Review: A Well Worth Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2012
Iris and Violet are twins. But Iris is beautiful, smart, talented and wanted by most men while Violet has a plain face, a hooked nose, no talent and her husband, the love of her life, is in love with Iris. While on the trail while both are pregnant, Violet has a still birth and three days later her perfect twin, with her perfect hausband and perfect four sons, has a beautiful baby girl that she names Jacie. Violet finally has had enough and tells her sister how she really feels and that she despies her. Violet starts getting sick do to her breasts being full of milk and Iris convinces her to fed Jacie. While doing so, indians raid their camp, killing everyone in sight. Violet and Jacie are hiding in bushes and the last thing Violet see's is Iris's sons and husband killed before she passes out. She awakes and thinking that evrybody has been killed she decides to go home to her husband and say that Janic is their baby knowing he would leave her with out a good reason. But, Violet can't love her as a mother should because she reminds Violet to much like Iris and Judd, Violets husband, can't touch or even look Janic in the eyes because she reminds him of Iris. As it turns out, Iris was taken to the indian chief to fed his newborn son after the mother had died. Thinking that her entire family dead, Iris has no home to go to and forms a bond with the boy and then the chief himself and becomes a family. Eighteen years later, Violet fainally tells Jacie the truth and Jacie sets off to find her real mother only to find the indian her mother has accepted as her own and falls in love. With a renegade indian set on revenge, a fiance who loves Jacie more than his own life and a jealous female with a mother that is desperate, Jacie and Luke has many adventures.This book started great, it was intense and very emotional. I would have changed a couple of things in the story to make it even more exciting but it's still worth five stars and well worth the read.