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Savage Thunder (Savage (Leisure Paperback))

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This book was so silly ,I think a 8 year old kid would have laughed at it.Especially the part where Moon Song has a dream that Swift Thunder is an English knight riding through the sky on a steed racing to recue her.
Also it is sickening how these 2 lovesick characters fawn over "THE BLACK ROBE "priests .....from England?Excuse me The Black Robes were French.
These so-called ...European benefactors were the ones who brought about the first destruction of the Eastern Tribes with their small-pox and superior attitudes and policies.
I can,t beleive a book so silly and badly written would ever get published.
I wish there were more American Indian authors out there instead of the glut of white female romance authors who fail to capture the real essence of Aboriginal history and way of life.

Swift Thunder and Moon Song they met as children and fall in love at first sight. A forbidden love! (They both belong to different clans one sided with the French and the other with the English), but that didn't stop Swift Thunder and Moon Song to be ONE! Moon Song family decided to leave their home by the river. Moon Song was very upset and drop something just before leaving her home. Swift Thunder went to Moon Song home to search for her, he was very sad that she was not there. What really had me in tears was when Swift Thunder pick up the article that Moon Song left behind and carried with him for 10 years. They did find each other after 10 years still more in love than the first time. I would like to know one thing, you didn't think I was going to tell you everything that has happen in Swift Thunder and Moon Song lives, You got to find out for your self: What are you waiting for go ahead and buy it! You're going to love it! You will actually feel the love that these two people have for each other.

This book could have been really good. Swift Thunder and Moon Song were likable, although Moon Song did not have a strong enough personality. She was always "murmuring" (the author way overused that word!) and clinging to Swift Thunder like she couldn't do anything for herself. The plot was very boring, and predictable at times. And it was written SO simply that it was almost like reading a child's book. I couldn't believe it made it to publication. The premise of two people from enemy tribes falling in love could have been so much more exciting than this book. Look somewhere else for a better Indian romance.