Title: Nice yarn but klutzy prose and questionable ideology.
Product review: The narrative -- basically a girl on horse getting into an accident and then only recovering with the help of a Montana horseman -- virtually collapses under the weight of the author's infatuation with baroque adjectives. This is a mixture of feelings, blood and tears, the occasional soft porn thrown in for good measure, eventually sending the message that the earthy plain Montana ranchers (incidentally blue-eyed and blond Aryan heroes) are morally far superior to slick city folk. Most of the time, the suspense holds, so in a way it's fun reading, but the stereotyping is almost harder to bear than the indulgence in real estate selling adjectives. Go, read some Hemingway, before writing another epic!
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