Started out decent, but I soon found Lacey's ignorance to be too much. Quite a few unbelievable parts: the love scene after nearly freezing to death, the fact she continually refers to herself as crazy and although I found it endearing at times, the whole Crowfoot story was far fetched.
Quite ingenious how he got his wife "gentled," however, if I needed a lesson in how horses mate, I would never have thought to read a historical romance. If I had to describe it in one word, it would be cheesy or silly.
Quite ingenious how he got his wife "gentled," however, if I needed a lesson in how horses mate, I would never have thought to read a historical romance. If I had to describe it in one word, it would be cheesy or silly.
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