Customer Reviews

Savage Surrender

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I love this book. I lost my copy and couldn't remember the name or author and just found it today. This book is one of my top reads and a must have for my collection. The heroine was exactly what you would expect in a heroine. NOt wishy washy like the other reviewer said. I'm glad she attempted escape and rescue and had to think hard on her decisions. If she had just fallen into bed and in love with the hero it would have just cheapened her. The hero is so sweet and sexy and virile. I love that! I haven't read any of her other books but I definitely will.

This is not a well researched book. The author repeatedly speaks of the seven nations of the Iroquois Confederacy and there were only six. Her facts about life in an Iroquois village are inaccurate. She has English aristocracy living in the Colonies and one Viscount who becomes a tradesman, something that NEVER would have happened. Even the slightest degree of research would have revealed these mistakes. The hero is fine but why he ever loved the wishy-washy heroine is beyond me. The villians are way too far over the top.

I love this book. It kept my attention from the first page. I fell in love with Storm Dancer and Rachel .
I loved the conflict between Storm and his brother as well. It was like watching a good movie that lasted for days. She made those characters come alive for me . I got the book for a quarter down the street at the Bingo Hall. I'm now online looking for more of her books. This book was great and this lady can write .

I had to write this review after seeing how low the other reviewer rated this book. I thought it was great. I do not know about the accuracy of the historical information in this book, but it kept me glued to my chair reading until finished. It was exciting, never a dull moment. I loved both the main characters Rachel and Storm Dancer.