Comanche

by Fabio

He stands, noble and strong, torn between two worlds—the blood of warring races running through his veins. He is called "half-breed" and "savage". But the hatred and scorn of others cannot extinguish the fire that burns behind his dark eyes...not still the wanting in his proud and passionate heart.

Easterner Maggie Donovan trembles with pleasure at her first glimpse of Bronson Kane—unaware that this dangerously handsome Texas ranched whom she has traveled across a country to wed sight unseen is, in reality, a half-breed Comanche known as White Wolf.
Angry and appalled, Maggie flees, too late, from her vows and her desire. But Kane knows the beautiful Boston hellion is his true destiny—a reluctant prize he can claim only by conquering her fears and fury with the thunderbolt power of the Wolf's love.

Genres: Historical Romance, Romance, Westerns, Historical

10 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published May 1, 1995

Reviews

[Anela]

Just as hilarious as I was hoping it would be, and also not as awful as I was expecting.

[Carley Lightfoot]

The bar is in hell because the best thing I can say about this book is that at least the hero only *almost* beat his wife.

[Christie]

This book is hilarious. I don't think it was intended to be.

[Terryan]

She's the Mail-Order-Bride and he's the half-breed rancher who will be her husband. They marry but when she discovers his heritage, she despises and hates him. The situation causes her to flee and him to leave. He comes back for her in the dead of night and takes her to his tribe so she may learn the ways of his people. There are challenging times for the both of them, but love will prevail.

[Tambra]

Read this in one day could not put it down.

[Sandra]

When Maggie Donovan steps off the train in 1870 Austin, Texas, she cannot believe her good fortune. These to meet his lovely mail-order bride is thee most sublimely handsome man she has ever seen, tall, bronzed, Harvard-educated cattle rancher Bronson Kane. The attraction is mutual, as the self-assured Bronson is very taken with the spirited, green-eyed redhead. But, after the wedding, she has a rude awakening: her new husband has deceived her. For he is really a half-breed Comanche known as White Wolf. Maggie, whose first fiancé was brutally murdered by Indians, is appalled. Furious at have been deceived, she flees from her marriage vows and her desire. But Bronson feels certain that the beautiful Boston hellion is his true destiny- a reluctant prize he can claim only by conquering her fears and fury with the thunderbolt power of White Wolf's love.

[Reba]

About 5-6 chapters in, and it's killing me! Thought I'd be OK with this one, even though Westerns aren't my thing. At first, I was pleasantly surprised, but it has gone downhill quickly...horribly trite, predictable and the writing is so formulaic it's almost insulting. Of course I'm going to finish it, but here's hoping it gets marginally better....OK, just finished & the only reason I gave it 2 stars instead of one is because I did appreciate the pains taken to explore the plight of native Americans, especially the Comanche.

[Anthony Ventrello]

I was looking forward to this book the most but was the most disappointing of them. It lacked a lot of the realistic details that his previous books had and characters were not as believable. It was the only one of his books that I didn't even try to read a second time.

[Mojca]

1 ½ stars

[Joy Strother]

This is a fabulous book.I loved every page of it. It is well written and very romantic!