I first discovered Snelling’s books when I read her series Red River of the North. This was classic “pioneer fiction” and I absolutely loved it. It fell under the genre of Inspirational Fiction, but there was no cheesy, fake, “inspirational” atmosphere in the series. Unfortunately, as Snelling began to delve further into the genre, and began to crank out books at an unbelievable speed, her books took on the typical “All of us Christians love each other, get along and have great lives serving the Lord in a meaningful, yet unusual way, in spite of our quickly solved problems” tone. This book was no exception. I won’t even summarize the plot, as I don’t recommend you read it.

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