Oh, it's hit and miss with this author. I want to love it. Christian romance, not racy. The setting, 'slice of life' a la frontier is lovely. But the characters are becoming worn out though. From book 1 to book 5 it follows a similar pattern. Lovely, charming, kind Christian woman wins over the stoic mountain rancher/doctor/trapper/etc who sees no need for an Almighty. Bit sexist to keep expecting good women to keep pursuading good men to see the need for God, but whatever. The last book was a slight deviation from that formula which was refreshing. But book 5, like book 2, was back to flat characters, formulaic plotlines, and very little hook. I do like and appreciate the continued use of previous charcaters. They feel familiar. However the historic or native peoples angle could have been used much more fully. It's a nice read for what it is, but it could have been more. Slightly disappointed, but not overly surprised.