She didn't pretend that that she could bear more than she could. She was in constant fear and wore it on her sleeve. Too often I read stories where the main character is too hard or too strong and it takes the absolute worst to break them down. Morrow, in my opinion is a very complex and loveable character.

I experienced almost every human emotion I can think of while reading this book. A chain of events turns her life upside down and sends her on the greatest journey of her life. But one of them starts to show interest in Morrow, and Morrow feels the same feelings towrds him. For years the same Shawnee braves have been visiting thier cabin in the wood, and Morrow has always felt a certain uneasiness towards Native Americans, due to the attack on her family. One thing that hasn't changed is the company her father is keeping. And the men are suddenly noticing Morrow in a new light, as she becomes one of the most sought after prospects. Her friends have become consumed by thoughts of finding the perfect suitor and perfect life.

Her father has become sick and is growing weaker by the day. upon her arrival she immediatley notices the changes in her friends and father. Can she put aside her own feelings and learn to follow her heart and trust again? More importantly can she trust the lover of her soul to heal her brokenness and learn that love truly does bear all things?Īfter spending a few years in Philledalphia with her Aunt, trying to recover from the memories of her tormented past, Morrow returns home to Kentucky and her father. Left with only her loving and very forgiving father and bitter memories that cause her to walk in fear and unforgivness.

Morrow Little, the main character's life is left in shambles at the tender age of 5yrs old, after losing her mother, brother and baby sister in an Indian raid. This book takes place in the wild and untamed territory of kentucky, in the late 1700's.

Courting morrow little by laura frantz