Customer Reviews

Reckless Love

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Buy the book!! All the characters except one have meshed themselves in this wonderful intriguing book like no other. Great read. Can't put the book down. Imagine, Two Hawks Flying, falls for a white woman, Hannah. And the love, passion, respect still lives, still feels after many years to come. They have three children, one son, just like the Two Hawks Flying. What a wonderful read.

This story continues to follow Shadow and Hannah, whom we met in Reckless Heart, as they endure a few more hardships and raise their family. It is a very quick and happy read. The book description is a little deceiving because Josh doesn't have a large part in the book. There really isn't one story to the book, but rather many stories that happen to the entire family over a period of about 15 years. If you haven't read Reckless Heart you will not be lost since all previous situations are well expained. If you did read Reckless Heart you will be glad to learn more about the family.
Continue the series with Reckless Desire and then Reckless Embrace.

I liked this authors other books but unfortunately I was unable to get past the second chapter of this book. I am not a fan of FIRST PERSON told books. If you are then I'm quite sure you will enjoy this book.

If you have read one of her books you've read them all. I think they all deserve it as they all have more or less the same story with few differences, but always way too many characters and sub-stories.

I am reading this book now and want to keep it when I am done reading. This book has held my attention from the first page and through more than half of the book. The main characters come across excellently. Shadow, the main character, is a Cheyenne Indian chief who, many years ago, met a young girl and became friends. Later she meets Shadow again and her love for him keeps growing and his love for her is mutual. The book is written as if it is telling the history of the Indian tribes of the West and the author goes into detail describing the battles and the other hardships that the Indians faced from the white man. There are times of joy and sorrow mixed into the story and the action scenes are quite dramatic. Shadow comes across as a man of much wisdom, compassionate, a man who a woman can really trust and feels safe in the comfort of his embrace. It's a book that, once you start reading it, you wont want to put it down. Madeline Baker has written a #1 best seller and I rate the book very highly.

If you bought the first book you'll defintely want to continue with the second one. This series if you haven't realized it after reading the first book is a "MUST HAVE" for your nightstand.