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Promise Me Tomorrow

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This is one of thost that I found on the library shelves and didn't recognize the author or realize the pub date so I thought I would give it a try. I did finish the book but wouldn't highly recomment it. The story starts out with 3 women, the McDouglas Sisters, dressed up like nuns in a jail wagon being chased by indians. The driver's been shot and it doesn't look good for them. Three men coming from different directions decide to get involve and save each woman separately. This story focuses on Anne-Marie being saved by Creed Walker, a Crow warrior who has been raised in civilization and has been hired by the Union Army with another man to deliver gold furnished by supports for the cause to win the war. Now Creed has to add delivering Anne-Marie to Mercy Flats to join her sisters to his "to-do" list. And Anne-Marie being head strong and independent has her way of thinking how it should be done. Personalities clash but over time both start carrying for each other. There are some fun and cute parts to the book - but a good part was slow and boring. Anne-Marie wasn't that bad to me and I did like Creed. The story just didn't hold my attention.

A mediocre work barely even worth commenting on. Anne-Marie is a little annoying and not too terribly bright.

I read this book in 4 days. It was funny, charming, and absolutely excellent. I would read this book more than once. Definitely one of the best I've read from Lori Copeland. I hope you enjoy this book as much as I did.