A year ago she lost her husband in a grizzly attack, and now works doubly hard to provide for herself and her son Danny. Will is a U. The two are instantpy attracted to each other and find themselves spending a lot of time together out of mutual needβ¦or is that the real reason? Will soon learns that Kate and her husband were dedicated to protecting a herd of buffalo from being poached β a project that Kate continues.
As so-called natural disasters and accidents begin to happen more frequently, Will and Kate wonder who they can trust, and who the real troublemakers are. Will their budding love survive adversity??
The strong points of the plot and storyline are its attention to historical detail and the effort the author made to paint Yellowstone in a realistic, rather than fantastical light. It was also nice to see an attempt at continuity here and there. Unfortunately, much of the dialogue and word pictures are littered with silly romance aspects that need depth and basis.
Additionally, the plot tends to be choppy and has an inconsistent pace. These culminate in an average score for this area. Kate has relatable tendencies and learns an important spiritual lesson, the third person dialogue makes it hard for us to know who she really is.
Will is little more than a plot device, unfortunately, because he lacks motive. Minor characters are textbook and forgettable. In short, the characters lack emotion, personality, and depth. This earns the novel a below average score in character development. Finally, other than the attempt at a spiritual connection we mentioned earlier, there is nothing particularly original or creative about this novel.
