Forever His

by Colleen Faulkner

She pledged her innocent heart to a rugged and dangerous half-breed... Raised on his father's Tidewater plantation and educated to be a gentleman, Harrison De Nay had captured sixteen-year-old Leah Tanner's heart with gentle words and tender passion. They'd pledged their love, planned to marry. Until cruel fate thrust them apart. Now, eight years later, as the colonies fought for freedom in a war that pitted brother against brother and tribe against tribe, Leah desperately needed his help in her search for her kidnapped child. She found Harrison living among the Shawnee -- an unforgiving stranger of steely strength and smoldering anger. Gazing into the relentless depths of his dark eyes, Leah was stunned by the powerful hunger that still bound them. The passion that ignited the smoldering embers of desire into savage fury would transform a perilous mission into a wild journey of the heart, as Leah risked life itself to seize her destiny -- with the only man she would ever love!

Genres: Historical Romance, Historical

448 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1993

About the author

Now writes as Colleen French.

Reviews

[Emiliya Bozhilova · Rating 4 out of 5]

А, ето най-сетне и стара версия на друг любим любовен роман, неорязан в ново време по съвременните политкоректни директиви на кансъл културата. Отново прескачане между расите, тежки последици, тежки изпитания в сурова земя, и доста реализъм, но лък с хепи енд! И без сладникавостта на промитете мозъци, които упорито - освен да избягат за час от действителността - се опитват да заседнат в тънък балон с фалш.

[sandy forguson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book and well written Harrison and Leah had a great many misunderstandings between and then the adventure of finding her son in the Mohawk encampment but everything worked out and they found love again wi TV h her son finding out that Harrison was his real father love their HEA and would highly recommend this book 👍

[Mandy Snel · Rating 2 out of 5]

Ik las de nederlandse vertaling, en die was niet erg boeiend, mogelijk door het woordgebruik.