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Love Forevermore

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It is definitely a must read! The hero and heroine is captured very realistically during the times when the Indians and Whites are not suppose to mix. The physical hurt that Shad has to endure for Loralee really takes my breath away. The suffering that both of them went through just to be together in the end......it really shows REAL love. If you haven't read it.....GO AND GET IT!!!

I loved this one as much as the others ; before i pick him up i read the reviews i thought it was a different story ; now i'm very pleased i bought it !!
Shad and Loralee were in love from the beginning ; i had no pitty at all from Mike because he knew all along what he was getting into ; Loralee would never love him and she only married him because she was desperate !!
I was very pleased with the ending , Shad and Loralee should always be together with their son !!
If you really enjoy reading romance books and put REAL LOVE above all things in the world you will love this book as much as i did .

This book was very good reading. Once I started to read it, it was very hard to put it down. I only read Indian Romance books and this one was very good. I've read her books before, she is a very good writer.

First of all, I didn't like the long boring descriptions in Love Forevermore. I found myself skipping long paragraphs a lot throughout the book. And secondly, I found the heroine frustrating and sometimes annoying. I did not like the way the hero and heroine in the book committed adultery and I did not like the way the heroine treated her husband. She should've left her husband or divorced him instead of running around with someone else behind his back and therefore humiliating him. Her husband was a good man and shouldn't have been treated so unfairly. I sympathized with her husband more than the couple. Overall, I found the heroine selfish and lacking in common sense.

This book started out great. I was enjoying the story even though madeline baker love making descriptions are def lacking in depth or anything else. The story was about a women who loved to teach and was going to make an impact on the apache children. She taught shad how to read and you could tell the passion that the two characters had. Then was happened?It s like Madeline baker should have gone bACK AND REMEMBERED WHAT SHE WROTE. The characters were caught up in a world wind of drama and they ended up together,yes but with him a wanted man and they were going to move away so much for her teaching. Great story but dissappointing ending. An epiloque would have been nice.

In an era where it's forbidden for a white woman to love an Indian all seems hopeless for Shad and Loralee. Shad is a proud warrior that is drawn to Loralee's innocence and gentleness. Loralee is the sweet teacher who looks at the person, not their race. One chance meeting is all it takes for Shad and Loralee to become strongly attracted to each other. But with their attraction comes consequences. Because she's not sure where she stands with Shad, Loralee soon finds herself in a predictament that leaves her with not many choices. I felt no pity for Mike because he knew exactly what he was getting into by marrying Loralee. His hatred for Indians (Shad in particular) was a complete turn off! After Shad makes a drastic move to be alone with Loralee, everything changes for them. This is a great book! Normally I'm all about the hero but Loralee's strength and deep love for Shad is what made me fall in love with their story. I've several of Madeline Baker books and this is one that I've read many times and will continue to do so!