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Sabrina Kane
Pursued by two men, one her dead husband's kin and one a rugged frontiersman, Sabrina Kane, a spirited young widow, struggles to survive in frontier Illinois while caring for her despondent father. Original.
- GenresWesterns
288 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1956
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Will Cook
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October 17, 2025
The page count is wrong, it's actually closer to 300 pages on the Internet Archive.
Your husband just died and people keep saying "oh he's a dreamer and had no real strength to him because he was too kind and caring about everything and everyone and you'll meet a real man" WITHIN THE DAY OF THE MAN'S DEATH FROM HER OWN FATHER. Wtf?
As such, the man she meets plays a joke with her about indians so she wouldn't stay at her husband's grave and weep over his loss? Then within a week, hands her a toddler and says congrats on being a mother?
I quit reading at that point, halfway through the book. Though I liked the writing and a few Indian characters were awesome, the rest of it was rage bait.
It sucked because I really did enjoy the writing and the story had potential, but I just can't. I don't know if this should be marked as spoilers? It was within the first quarter of the book. But just in case, I'll mark it as having spoilers.
I do also like the cover. It gives vague Bonanza vibes.
Your husband just died and people keep saying "oh he's a dreamer and had no real strength to him because he was too kind and caring about everything and everyone and you'll meet a real man" WITHIN THE DAY OF THE MAN'S DEATH FROM HER OWN FATHER. Wtf?
As such, the man she meets plays a joke with her about indians so she wouldn't stay at her husband's grave and weep over his loss? Then within a week, hands her a toddler and says congrats on being a mother?
I quit reading at that point, halfway through the book. Though I liked the writing and a few Indian characters were awesome, the rest of it was rage bait.
It sucked because I really did enjoy the writing and the story had potential, but I just can't. I don't know if this should be marked as spoilers? It was within the first quarter of the book. But just in case, I'll mark it as having spoilers.
I do also like the cover. It gives vague Bonanza vibes.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
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