All throughout this book I kept thinking the men who won the wife lottery all had blue balls. I'm hoping that the third book isn't more of the same. This book is about Sarah, the "fragile" widow whose husband and baby died on the wagon train. Sam's name is pulled from the hat and while saying she's going to do her wifely duty and hope he doesn't leave, she pulls a gun on him the first night and says wifely duty doesn't include sex. Then she's all selfish wanting him to wait until she says it's a good time while he's suffering. Made me dislike her even though the author tried to put her in a more sympathetic light. This is the reason for the 3 stars.
