Review: Pleasant read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 4, 2013
Angel in the Saloon was an interesting portrayal of a young, blind Christian woman from the South, thrust suddenly into a western logging town, when her mother passes away. Her guardian is an aunt she's never met, who runs a saloon. Amelia's mother and her sister, Corrin, had never corresponded, after Corrin's fiance eloped with her sister. Now, Corrin faces the niece who might have been her daughter. Amelia is competent and capable, well educated and ladylike, not at all the burden Corrin anticipated. She's also beautiful and soon has the men in town buzzing around her, especially Corrin's two special friends, Paul and Jeremiah. Amelia soon learns that Corrin's saloon isn't the den of inequity she anticipated, but a favorite local watering hole and eatery for the town. As the two women began to bond, both discover how much they care for each other. Amelia soon finds herself facing a choice between Paul and Jeremiah, a choice she must make based not only on her heart's desire, but on the values and beliefs that guide her life daily.