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New from the winner of the Reviewers Choice Award for Best Indian Series
Now Madeline Baker presents her newest, most touching novel--a passionate story of perilous love in 1860s New Mexico...
In the small town of Canyon Creek, a preacher's daughter was strictly forbidden to marry a half-Apache like Mitchell Garret. But nothing could keep Alisha Faraday from the boy she loved. Not the warnings of her father, the hands of fate, or even the passing of years. Now, after half a decade, her long-lost Mitch has returned. But could the flames of their past survive the challenges of a dark and dangerous future?
Praise for Madeline Baker, the multiple award-winning author of Hawk's Woman:
"Ms. Baker is wonderful!"--Bell, Book & Candle
"Magnificent...glorious"--Affaire de Coeur
"Passionate...delicious"--Romantic Times
* Madeline Baker has won many awards, including Affaire de Coeur's Top Ten Authors of the Year
* Baker's previous novel, Hawk's Woman, was hailed by Romantic Times as "a beautiful love story, another Baker triumph!"
Now Madeline Baker presents her newest, most touching novel--a passionate story of perilous love in 1860s New Mexico...
In the small town of Canyon Creek, a preacher's daughter was strictly forbidden to marry a half-Apache like Mitchell Garret. But nothing could keep Alisha Faraday from the boy she loved. Not the warnings of her father, the hands of fate, or even the passing of years. Now, after half a decade, her long-lost Mitch has returned. But could the flames of their past survive the challenges of a dark and dangerous future?
Praise for Madeline Baker, the multiple award-winning author of Hawk's Woman:
"Ms. Baker is wonderful!"--Bell, Book & Candle
"Magnificent...glorious"--Affaire de Coeur
"Passionate...delicious"--Romantic Times
* Madeline Baker has won many awards, including Affaire de Coeur's Top Ten Authors of the Year
* Baker's previous novel, Hawk's Woman, was hailed by Romantic Times as "a beautiful love story, another Baker triumph!"
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1 member(s) found this review helpful.
was so speechless after I've read this book. It was so emotional that I actually cried. All those years, Lisha had blamed Mitchy for deserting her and thought that Mitchy fell out of love for her, not knowing that all the time, it was her father who had deceived her and Mitch. This book is a "must" read and don't even think twice whether to get it or not. Believe me you won't regret it when you read the passion between Mitch and Alisha. Ms. Baker, you are the best!
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
As a child, Mitch Garrett was excluded from respectalle society. His father was the town drunkard, his mother was an Apache, and only friend was Alisha Faraday, the sweet, innocent daughter of a preacher.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
very good book if you like indian books
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