Star of the West

by Cordia Byers

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Star of the West is an older romance that takes place on a plantation in Mississippi, on a wagon train and then a ranch in Texas. The story uses several common themes: "accidental" deflowering of the young, heart-stoppingly beautiful, virginal woman (mistaken for a whore) by an older, experienced man, emotional relationship ping-pong and evil villains that go bat sh*t crazy in the end and manage to die without the hero & heroine having to kill them.
I have some minor issues with this book. Parts of this are kind of crazy, with things that aren't that logical- there are characters riding on horseback between Missippi and Texas to rescue the heroine, and I can't help wondering why no one ever uses the telegraph or thinks to get help(or
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On the positive side, the relationship between the secondary characters was rather sweet.
3/5 stars
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Griffin, James (Cover artist)

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Fiction and Literature, Romance, Historical Fiction, General Fiction
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813.54Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English1900-19991945-1999

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