Review: Good book with kind people living in it and a hero to root for all the way through!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 13, 2013
When the heroine finds herself alone (stage left without her but WITH all her clothes) she's on her way to marry her "dream man" who has a big house in Santé Fe and wants to marry her or he told her he'd foreclose on a loan that her father owes him.Up steps a wonderful man in the military of that fort, and says he'll marry her and they can annul it when her "dream man" can get to this out-post in Texas!Well, this lady barely knows how to tread a needle and is shown all the advantages that married men have over being single and right away feels like he married her just for those advantages! She gets quite huffy about it. AND she has no clothes to wear. HE buys her some material and she's invited to join the commander's lady's sewing circle and then the fun starts!  This lady tries and really does give it all her efforts (which teach her a huge lesson about "regular" folk's life) BUT she also shows she has a kind character and cares about people.The plot develops in a "real" way and believable all the time.  There are a couple lapses of language that I would question but it's so well written that you are IN that lady's life--and living the problems that this couple has.  THEN the "dream man" shows up and there are a few surprises in store for Allison and the reader!  ENJOY--I did but Warning--you might have to read it in one sitting.