Shadow Hunter

Night Guardians #3

by Linda Conrad

Navajo Tribal Special Investigator Hunter Long couldn't believe the news. Spoiled beauty Bailey Howard, abducted with a baby? Well, the woman who'd caused him no end of heartache wouldn't be in danger for long. Hunter was the best tracker on the reservation—he'd save them both. Without letting Bailey get under his skin again.

But rescuing both at once became impossible. For the kidnappers belonged to a group of mystical and deadly shape-shifters, and even Hunter couldn't easily escape them. Together, they might stand a chance—if he could resist the force of this new Bailey, no longer spoiled heiress, but all woman….

256 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Bestselling author, Linda Conrad, has written over thirty contemporary novels. Her favorite genre is romantic suspense. Add in a little paranormal and she's in heaven.

Linda's sensual characters and passionate stories have brought her numerous awards. She and her husband and their dog KiKi live near the Florida Keys. Her favorite things are reading, cooking and...um...eating!

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Reviews

[Vicki · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is about "Skinwalkers" and a bus wreck. It is also set around the Navajo Nation.
A bab and it's mother are kidnapped and held for ransom. Hunter Long a member of Brotherhood is the best tracker and he is sent out to find them. Great book

[Karen Docter · Rating 5 out of 5]

I've always loved Linda Conrad's suspense novels, which is probably why I took a chance and picked up the first of her Shadow series. For some odd reason, I don't usually enjoy Native American heroes [maybe because I'm not overly fond of westerns?], however, I'm glad I read SHADOW HUNTER.

She's created a wonderful suspense series pitting medicine men in the Navajo Brotherhood against the paranormal shapeshifters who endanger their people. I'd recommend this one in a heartbeat!

[Stacie]

Just a quick read. But it is good if you like Native America type books. It is about a Navajo Tribal special investigator recuing a woman kidnapped by shape-shifters.