Savage Innocence

Rating:
Summary: DREARY
Review: I found the book very dreary and heavy going. The main female character had no sting to her character and her dialogue was sickly sweet. If Miss Edwards was to give her females more fire and humour her books would be more enjoyable.

Rating:
Summary: Forget it
Review: I just could not get into this book, it could not keep me interested I tried to read 1-14 and I could not even tell you what I even read it just kept jumping around each chapter and could not keep you interested in it at all.

Rating:
Summary: Waste of time
Review: The hero of this novel, Gray Wolf, is little more than a caricature of an American Indian. He is weak, selfish and immature. I disliked him from the beginning and hoped against hope that he would be developed into a good, decent man. It never happened. He is such a flawed character that when his happy ending finally arrives, I don't want him to have it. This is a man who refuses to have anything to do with the daughter he and the heroine, Danette, have after their marriage because the child looks white. He is also very insulting and condescending to Danette, treating her as if she is little more than a child herself. I spent most of the book wondering why she even wanted him. Danette is not terribly likable, either. She reminds me too much of a helpless airhead for me to ever root for anything good to happen to her. The plot is predictable and boring. The events that should be exciting twists and turns come across as artificial and contrived. "Savage Innocence" is one of Cassie Edwards' weakest outings and one of the worst books I've ever read. Skip this one altogether!