I received this book from ebook discovery for review. I read two chapters into it and realized I read this book four years ago before I started reviewing for my blog.
This story is deeply emotional on all levels. Cassie is not the same woman that Drew fell I love with nine years ago. She spent years as a Kiowa slave. She was bought by a Cheyenne chief, and was married to him until he no longer needed her, sold her back to the whites for food for the winter.
Drew marries her because he feels guilty for not saving her on the Santa Fe Trail. He treats her with no respect and eventually Cassie divorces him Indian style. The tensions are high and Drew is definitely not the same boy that Cassie remembers. It’s a story of tragedy, love, courage and pride. How does one fit back into a life where no one understands? Where the life you were comfortable in is torn away because you are worth more gone; what do you do? And the one man who understands cannot help you become part of your old society.
This story asks all these questions and delivers an astoundingly emotional story.
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