This is a HOT, seriously HOT HEA, fictional, historical romantic western. Set in the 1880s American West, a Native American Indian and a young girl making her way in that new world.Not for the faint-hearted, filled with some very tantalizing hot sex and a strong dominant male. A sweeping saga of one woman’s struggle to live and love. Temptations and passions. Conflicts and torment. To raise your own passions and bring them alive.If you’re looking for something to tempt your days and nights, you just found it. Enjoy!Written mainly in British English, with Americanisms and slang from both languages.***A Fictional Historical Western Saga. In the Western Romantics Series.NOTE TO If you love the work of Anna Hackett and Eve Langlais you will love this. A historical fiction fantasy Novel.A Native American Indian & American West young woman romance, filled with hot sex, strong dominant men and a sexy kick-ass female who knows how to hold her own. It’s gritty, confrontational and steam will be coming out of your ears.1879. American west. It had been nearly 7 years since Elizabeth Trelawney, an only child was sent East to live with her Aunt. The last 2 years wearing greatly upon her. How many social engagements and meeting ‘suitable young men’ would she have to endure?None of it interested her. It didn’t feel real or right. It brought a sense of betrayal she didn't understand. She longed for the home she remembered. The life she left behind.Images would flood her dreams and her body would wake in anticipation and loss. It confused her and made her ache with need. No longer able to hold back her feelings, frustrated and determined, with a pull towards home that she did not understand. She starts out on the journey that would forge the rest of her life.Alone, having escaped the ever-watchful eye of her aunt. She could do this. She had to.Red Wolf. Oldest son to the Chief of his tribe. Fell in love at the age of 13.His father bringing the whole tribe to pay tribute to the American whose land was part of theirs. She was the most beautiful thing he had ever seen. So light, the sun dimmed in her presence. It called to him. Still a child with the promise of womanhood.He became a brother to her until her family had taken her from him and sent her East. To become the lady of her station in life. He mourned her loss and waited. The years passed and he refused to take a wife. Tribal responsibility laid heavily upon him. But he would not betray his love of her. And still, he waited ….She would be back and soon he could feel it …. the time of waiting would be over. He would remind her of where she belonged.Where her future was and then, he would take back what belonged to him and no one would stop him ......
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What a total drama fest!! Like something from an American Soap Drama…
It went, on, and on, and on! By the end I didn’t like any of them. If I had known it was going to be this, with every imaginable drama trip thrown in, including a Mary Sue, drama queen, I would have happily skipped it.
Guaranteed, there are those who will utterly love this, squeeing, over every new angst and shock. If you can ignore the typos and grammatical errors, it written well, flows easily for what it is.
It probably deserves a higher rating then I gave it, but I just caaannn’t 😂
There is really no excuse for publication of such poor writing.
I wanted to like this because I have noticed that there is a dearth of sensual historical western romances. Unfortunately, the writing in this tale seems very juvenile as well as desperately needing major editing. The errors are middle-school level and distracting so I gave up before I wasted any more time. This is meant as constructive, not malicious, criticism and as an honest review for any prospective readers.
Alright I can honestly say this story could have been so much better if not for the juvenile back and forth drama. I could have overlooked the repeating sentences, spelling errors and grammar errors if the overall storyline had not been so trivialize. It was a good start the first quarter of the book then it went down hill from there. There were truly interesting parts of this story that could have been so much better in the overall storyline if not for the drama. I don't usually give bad reviews because it does take courage to write any story. I am frustrated that a good base story turned out so far from what it could've been. The ending was rushed and dissatisfying. Nothing was really settled, no loose ends were tied up and relationships were left hanging. Just overall frustrating.
Did anyone proof read or edit this book. The language used was worse than a kid, who is just starting to learn English. Parts of sentences missing. Grammar was terrible. Constant use or your, instead of you are. Use of their, instead of there. It was painful to even finish the book. Story was not bad, but please have some one proof read and correct the really stupid use of the English language
This was such a wonderful book. The story fascinating, the bonds, the relationships are colorful and heatwarming. It's quite steamy to say the least. It's really a deep tale. The story telling is vivid and interesting. The only short coming is really poor editing.
This was a really good story red wolf is strong and smart Indian who is completely in love with Elizabeth who is his Indian white sister whom he loves as his mate and she loves him completely Elizabeth is very strong equally independent you have to be there story send him the book is wonderful was hard to pick down but the ending seemed rushed to end it was a big let down in my opinion
I didn’t enjoy it, and had to eventually start skipping through the very lengthy chapters, looking for something interesting. There wasn’t anything interesting, but there was lots of convoluted craziness going on. The love story between the protagonists was drawn out to the max, and was a damp squid. I didn’t feel anything for any of the characters, and found the writing to be very disjointed; the story all over the place. Coupled with the grammar and spelling mistakes, it was hard going. At 483 pages, it’s 300 pages too long .
I loved reading this story of how an Indian Tribe and white family had a bond and shared the land. Many whites did not approve and caused heartbreak for both Indian and White people. In many ways I could identify with the emotions and struggles. Glad it ended well! I highly recommend to this book!
I enjoyed the story even though there were many ups and downs and miscommunications. I did find the misspellings etc. annoying. For me I lose connection with the story every time I come across one. Then I cuss out the editor who couldn’t take the time to actually read the book and have the errors fixed before publishing.
I don’t know what to say. This book is in dire need of editing. Spelling & grammatical errors throughout and misuse of many words. Author didn’t bother to look up the word she was thinking of & put a similiar word with a completely different meaning. Also, one of my pet peeves is wanting to say definitely but writing defiantly!
A great book to read you don’t want to put down.A love that lasts on and on.Cattle Ranch and Esa making everyone happy but herself.Red wolf is the man she loves and always
This was an amazing read. I truly loved every page of it. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone that enjoys reading about the Old West, love, and adventure.
I liked everything about this book.I would recommend it to anyone who liked a good romance book. It was one of the best ones I've bread in a very long time.
I love it full of love and family and respect for different people. of That work and live together. Romance and love was great love this rared.amazing stories
I LOVED THIS BOOK. the characters were entertaining. I READ SOME OTHER REVIEWS. In some, I'm not sure we read the same book. BUT i do understand everyone has their own opinion. And that's great. I hope there are more stories to follow. The only critical point would be to have better editing.
I didn’t enjoy it, and had to eventually start skipping through the very lengthy chapters, looking for something interesting. There wasn’t anything interesting, but there was lots of convoluted craziness going on. The love story between the protagonists was drawn out to the max, and was a damp squid. I didn’t feel anything for any of the characters, and found the writing to be very disjointed; the story all over the place. Coupled with the grammar and spelling mistakes, it was hard going. At 483 pages, it’s 300 pages too long .
I didn’t enjoy it, and had to eventually start skipping through the very lengthy chapters, looking for something interesting. There wasn’t anything interesting, but there was lots of convoluted craziness going on. The love story between the protagonists was drawn out to the max, and was a damp squid. I didn’t feel anything for any of the characters, and found the writing to be very disjointed; the story all over the place. Coupled with the grammar and spelling mistakes, it was hard going. At 483 pages, it’s 300 pages too long .
I loved the book until 43%. While with Esa, it is mentioned that the H was with others. I just found this a let down when the build up was he was waiting for her, and she was his all this time. Double standard, and I guess she was not really that special or worth waiting for.
I loved reading this book. I cried and laughed. My on disappointment was the errors in it. Some of you had to change it. But all in all it was great I could hardly put it down.