Apache Dream Bride

by Joan Elliott Pickart

THE MAN ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR...

was straight out of Kathy Maxwell's dream. But she could only stare at the lone Apache, wearing nothing but formfitting buckskins and a scowl, who rose to stand at the foot of her bed. "I am Dakota," he said. "Why have you brought me to this strange place?"

Kathy was astonished at the sight before her. Somehow during the night the Native American dreamcatcher that hung above her bed had snuck into her sleep, stolen her dream man out of the 1870s and transported him here, into her present-day bedroom! Gee whiz, what was a twentieth-century girl to do?

Genres: Romance, Category Romance

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published April 1, 1996

About the author

Joan moved to a sleepy little town in Arizona, situated on the Mexican border, when she was thirteen. She has 3 grown-up daughters and a grandson.

When she isn't writing, she enjoys watching football, knitting, reading, gardening and attending craft shows on the town square.

Reviews

[Cathy Beckett · Rating 2 out of 5]

This author is a hit-or-miss for me. This story was a miss. I kept putting the book down and looking for something else.
The book was okay but the premise just didn't grab me.

[Elgyn · Rating 2 out of 5]

Apačský bojovník, který se jmenuje Dakota... Roztomilé. ;-)

s. 69 na naší manželské loži
manželskou loži
s. 79 že jsme se provdali Hm.
s. 122 „Nedokázal jsem se ani udržet nohou.“ Tedy na nohou.
s. 136 veverky se vesele honili ve větvích

Oblíbené sousloví: pane Dakoto Smith
uvozovky - s. 5, 44, 151
čárka - s. 84, 89
ji/jí - s. 63