Review: The Sheriff May Have a Heart!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 9, 2012
As mentioned in other reviews, Volume 5 does give us a view of Early American court processes and other life lessons that people were learning. Also general community layout -- the court and the jail were in homes....sometimes homes that were difficult to keep comfortable or where not much effort was made to keep them warm or drive away dampness.Rose speaks beautifully and spiritually to judges who are familiar with the points and topic in defense testimony for her beloved friend, Lydia. The community/audience in the court hears her statement as well, but how will they take it?It appears that the sheriff and his deputies were 'convicted' by Rose's testimony and their behavior becomes much more civil as they move to defend her from a mob.Don't start with this volume -- get them all and keep getting them.  I'm looking forward to the newest ones as well.I read Volume 5 on my Kindle Fire as I have the others -- I anticipate reviewing the series at Ozarks Mystique as well.