Customer Reviews

Savage Joy (Savage (Leisure Paperback))

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This book was extremly good! I couldn't put it down! This book is a must read!

Savage Joy was very interesting. I could not put it down as all of her books. I am an Indian lover. The way it turned out was neat, i did not expect it. I throughly enjoyed every page.

If any body would like a good laugh,read these books ,by Cassie Edwards.It,s absolutely unreal that anybody would get paid for writing nonsense,but if you aree looking for comedy,pick them up at a garage sale.

I found the first half of this book hard to get through. It didn't keep my interest, and I gave thought to not finishing it. About half way through it got better. I am giving the book 3 stars. I would give the first half 1 star and the second half 5 stars. The ending seemed rather rushed. I would have liked it to have wrapped up some of the stories, such as the wedding that was planned. However, it did leave me wanting a "part 2" covering the rest of the journey to Oklahoma.

Cassie Edwards disapointed me with this book, it's not up to her usual standerd of writing that I am used to. The story is intreging, but at certian points it reads like a first time novelest. The story dosen't comand your attention, as does most of her other writings. Previous Cassie Edwards book that i have read have kept me wanting for more, i couldn't put them down, however i found that Savage Joy didn't have that grip, I just didn't feel pulled by the story.

I thought this book was the dumbest book I have read yet. The female heroine (Shanndel Lynn) is constantly running after the indian chief (Panther) like a love sick puppy. There is no conflict here and the romance is silly. They both fall in love too quick and there is not enough conflict in the relationship to make it really exciting. The only thing good that I have to say about this book is that some of the story about 1800 Indian life was well described. The picture on the cover is very enticing also. I guess that is the reason I bought it. I will always probably think twice about buying another one of Cassie Edwards books if they all have this kind of storyline.

I hate to do this because i admire anyone who can put words on paper and make them come alive.Cassie <s books most of the time are really bad.The same old plots about gorgeous Indian males panting after white women.Has anybody ever gone to a museum,and looked at these white women in the old historic photographs? These aboriginal men sure must have been desperate.I read Savage Joy because I finally found a love story between 2 Native Americans.The storyline was plausible,in away,but there is always the sense that the Indian hero is a white man underneathhis dark skin.Has anybody read Beverly Bird,s TOUCH the SUN? Stunning love story between 2 Native Americans.This book is one of cassie,s better ones but sad to say that isn,t saying too much.