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Heartbroken Melody

by Kathleen Norris

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Large sections of this book were unenjoyable because the "heroine" is such an idiot about a weasel of a man. Really, the only parts where I liked her were at the ranch, when no men were around, and maybe the last page and a half, which is the only part where she's thinking like a reasonable person.

I think I like Faith Baldwin better, now that I've read both of these; she writes stronger/more sensible women, and has more hilarious quotations. ( )
  beautifulshell | Aug 27, 2020 |
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