Bonnie S. (Hueta) reviewed on 10/31/2006 + 59 more book reviews

The wealth of the Pawnee was in their horses. And so High Hawk set out to prove his prowess to the Wolf band by stealing new mounts. He had promised as much to his chieftain father, but Rising Moon had demanded something else of his son-the abduction of a white woman. It was wrong, High Hawk knew, but when he saw the beautiful redhead standing in the moonlight just as his father had prophesied, his heart was torn. Joylynn Anderson lived all alone in the wilderness, hiding her shame from the rest of the world. She would never trust another man. But to her surprise, the appearance of a virile Pawnee warrior at her cabin awoke in her heart not only terror, but wild longing. Here was a man whose strength was tempered by gentleness, whose midnight-dark eyes held both desire and love. His tenderness fought with her fear, while his sweet caresses aroused in her a... This is on the back cover of the book.

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