If you are looking for a serious story, steer clear. This one is pretty ridiculous and silly. Yet, I found myself laughing at some of the situations these folks got into and the witty dialogue. I liked it for the simple read that it is. The writing is good I think it was the author's intent for this to be campy.Rebecca's transitions were plain ridiculous. After spending a lifetime under her father's thumb, she wants to be bold and colorful. Yet she could never think of repurposing her Madam aunt's whorish dresses into something a little more demure to find a happy medium between her and her man. The 'chickens' figured that out for her. I enjoyed that she snapped back at Lucy of the Bible Brigade.Sexy Sheriff Adam is fairly one dimensional (would have like to get some history about him) and their romance was really non-existant. They were hot for each though. Particularly after she offers her virginity to him. Well, it's either that or auction it to the highest bidder now that she's the owner of the whorehouse. To keep law and order he's always threatening to shoot someone. And actually does it a few times.The villain was just tossed in, I'm convinced, to be the Snidely Whiplash of the story. That's exactly what I thought of when he enters town.
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