A Mail Order Bride He Would Never Forget: A Historical Western Romance Book by Etta Foster

I'm surprised by the reaction of our hero, it doesn't say much for his character. He hides rather than confronts an issue, and spends weeks without telling her he knew who she was when he met her. I like Emilia because she knew what she wanted even though she led a nearly sheltered life. I found her somewhat naive about things, but she was fighting for a new life. Roy overcame his past, but he hides it like a dirty secret. I'm surprised the moment that Emilia stepped off the train, he didn't buy her another to send her back. I'm not sure I've would have taken Roy back. The man didn't trust her and demonstrated it more than once. It's only after he had solid proof that he took any action. The end of the story is where this story falters, because I don't believe I could live with a man who doesn't believe or trust me.