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Other Versions of this Book: Paperback, Audio Cassette (Abridged)
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Setting: Contemporary Washington D.C. and South Dakota
Sensuality Rating: 8
Archaeologist Cecily Petersen has loved Tate Winthrop since she was a teen, but the handsome Native American refuses to consider a mixed marriage. Instead, he becomes her white knight, protecting her from an abusive stepfather and arranging college grants and housing. But when Cecily discovers that the "grants" were actually outright gifts from Tate, she's furious. Her anger shifts their relationship from friends to lovers and forces them both to confront deeply held convictions and fears.
When Cecily learns of a political scandal that could threaten Tate, she's determined to shield him, even though she knows it's likely that he'll never forgive her for the necessary deception.
With political scandal in D.C., nefarious shenanigans on the reservation, and sizzling passion between the hero and heroine, Paper Rose delivers everything Palmer's readers have come to expect and more.
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Sandra H. (
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Tate Winthrop comes to Cecily Peterson's rescue. His native American heritage refused to consider a mixed marriage and Cecily leaves the man of her dreams. Tate becomes entwined in a political scandal & Cecily rushes to rescue the man she loves from a secret which could destroy his life..
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Tate Winthrop is intent upon keeping his bloodline pure, and will not marry anyone outside his native tribe, even though he comes to love the woman he helped as a young girl, until he discovers that his bloodline is not as pure as he believed....
Janine A. (
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
A shady land deal on a Lakota reservation links a senator, the mob, and Tate Winthrop's mother. As Tate digs for the truth behind the lies, he's forced to reexamine his own heritage and struggle with his love for Cecily Blake, the woman determined to make his life hell.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Cecily Peterson was living with an abusive stepfather after her mother passed away, and who knows what would have happened if Tate Winthrop hadnt come to her rescue. Helping her to get out of town, to college and on the road to her dreams, this would have been enough to make her fall in love with himif she hadnt already.
Against his better judgment, Tate has feelings for Cecily as well, but feels that he must marry within his tribe to keep pure Native American bloodlines alive. Cecily might fit in with his tribe and family, but that doesnt make her any less the white woman who he cant have.
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