Review: A Journey to Justice
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2013
The history of transporting orphan children by wagon trains into the emerging west is true.  Within this setting the author builds a suspenseful story encompassing a set of unlikely characters: a former orphan woman accused of murder, an English writer turned cattle driver, and a typical western sheriff bumbling the unraveling of the mystery.  The strength of the story is that the author successfully combines two plots interrelating the struggling Englishman's London background and his destiny in America, and Serena Sullivan, the innocent but condemned murderess's journey to justice.  The structure of the story is sound, the emotions of the characters strong.  For readers who look for unusual twists in the romance novel genre, this is an enjoyable story worth reading.