Apache Knight

Apache #2

by Carol Finch

Romantic Times calls Carol Finch "The queen of adventure, love and laughter. A superb talent." Rendezvous hails her as "A master storyteller." Now, from the bestselling author of APACHE WIND comes a thrilling story of a woman with everything she could ever desire. Then she meets a seductive stranger--and nothing will ever be the same.

Philadelphia debutante Calera O'Connell is destined for adventure . . . and for love. Abducted from her stagecoach by renegade Apache, her fear changes to awe when she is rescued by a mysterious warrior who seems both savage and civilized . . . terrifyingly strong yet gentle as the caressing western wind. Rebel, rancher, and half-breed, Shane Stafford is more legend than man. He wears his mixed blood as a badge of honor, and hides his loneliness behind a courage unmatched on the Arizona frontier. Then a desperate battle with a white man brands him a killer and a hunted outcast. And a night of splendor with a white woman makes him claim what he is forbidden to keep.

Brimming with passion and romance, peopled by unforgettable characters, APACHE NIGHT is a story that will live in your heart forever.

393 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 1994

About the author

A pseudonym used by Connie Feddersen.

Connie is well known for her fast-paced adventures, sparkling humor and lively dialogue. She is the best-selling author of historical and contemporary romance, as well as mystery and suspense. Writing under 5 pen names—Carol Finch, Gina Robins, Connie Drake, Debra Falcon and Connie Feddersen—she has penned 57 books for Zebra and Pinnacle Publishers.

Connie and her husband have 3 children and raise cattle and wheat on their ranch near Union City, Oklahoma.

Reviews

[Mary23nm · Rating 1 out of 5]

Apache Knight is pretty bad. I read over half of it but am actually not going to finish the book! Premise was fine- lonely half-breed (their description) meets feisty Irish lass. It was the execution of it that killed it for me. Too much 1. virgin seductress (yeah, right), 2. heroine ping- pong(I love him, I hate him, etc) and 3. too much of the characters' thoughts and explanations in their head instead of dialogue and interaction. And why do these characters always have sex several times and never once think of the possible consequences? I am not explaining it too well, but reading this was just not worth my time.