Review: Parts of the story I have read somewhere else
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 11 23, 2012
Not plausible!  I thought this book was one of the worse I have read by Karen Kay, and she is one of my favorite authors on Native American romance novels.  What happened Ms. kay?  Firstly, I do not appreciate modern thinking in a story that is supposed to have taken place in the mid-1800's.  People, those days, did not think about the difference in culture, society, etc. and fairness.  It just did not happen.  It is unbelievable also to have three white women with three Native Americans at Fort Union.  The book rambled on and on about on-again, off-again relationship between the protagonists.  Also, there is no way, no how, that a woman who hardly mingled with the Natives is going to learn the language in a week.  The book did not make any sense, at all.Secondly, I gave up reading this book because of all the nonsense that was written.  I returned it and got my money back which is not something I like to do when I buy books.  I have only returned two unfinished novels in maybe six years.  Better luck next time, Ms. Kay!!!