Paula P. (nmreader) reviewed Navajo Sunrise (Harlequin Historical. No 608) on + 57 more book reviews
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Good details about Navajo life and a different story about a Native man who doesn't jump at the possibility of marrying outside his race. The herione is respectful of the culture - nicely done.
she was his destiny... and his desire
June R. (coppermouse) - reviewed Navajo Sunrise (Harlequin Historical. No 608) on + 109 more book reviews
Ahkeah knew his duty to his People, his daughter, and his wife's menory. Yet he was unsure of how to treat an enemy who wore skirts and selled of lilacs. Miranda Howell had come to the desert full of curiosity and compassion and a tenderness that was slowly turning the wall that surrounded his heart to dust.
Gail S. (gail7254) reviewed Navajo Sunrise (Harlequin Historical. No 608) on + 117 more book reviews
Wonderful book about the Navajo Indians and one woman who tries to make a difference in their lives and finds that they make a difference in hers...I will be looking for more of her books.I finished this in one day!
This was such a touching love story. Miranda Howell, the major's daughter, came to stay with her father before she married a proper gentleman when Ahkeah, who knew his duty to his Navajo people, daughter and his wife's memory, suddenly comes into Miranda's life.
Andrea W. (noc-shift) reviewed Navajo Sunrise (Harlequin Historical. No 608) on + 298 more book reviews
awesome book. fast read but worth the time..
Joyce A. (jabookreader) reviewed Navajo Sunrise (Harlequin Historical. No 608) on + 72 more book reviews
I love this author and wasn't disappointed in this book, just itching for stronger characters and wished she had picked up a few good opportunities for some good dramatics.
Towards the end, there were a few page turners but still book left me slightly feeling like there were several great oppotunities for some great drama (ex. there was almost no emotion when she broke up with her fiance which was proably a page or two - and she also professed her love only after spending like 1 day with the male lead character??
Minor though they were I will continue to read Elizabeth Lane. Enjoy :)
Towards the end, there were a few page turners but still book left me slightly feeling like there were several great oppotunities for some great drama (ex. there was almost no emotion when she broke up with her fiance which was proably a page or two - and she also professed her love only after spending like 1 day with the male lead character??
Minor though they were I will continue to read Elizabeth Lane. Enjoy :)
