Title: I'm being generous
Product review: There is nothing new in this Western romance novel: the heroine, April, is a stereotypical-romance-novel example of a "strong" woman ("I'm strong, I can do it all") the kind of heroine who says over and over that she can take care of herself, yet who must be rescued from falling into a river by the hero, and other various & sundry mishaps... yeech, this heroine was weak, not strong at all. The hero is attractively presented, but he's weakened by his interaction with this heroine. The author set the story in 1780's PA and frontier KY, yet basically it brought nothing realistic of the time period into the plot, except for the heroine's fears of an Indian attack. However, there's more menace toward the heroine from an insane Englishman than from any Indian. I cannot recommend this book.
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