With his father a captive in the hands of white settlers, a Delaware war chief abducts Rebecca, the beautiful bride of his most hated enemy, to ensure his father's release, only to find himself unwillingly drawn to his hostage.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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EXCELLENT Indian Romance,
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This review is from: This Fierce Loving (Paperback)
If you like a sexy Indian hero and a good hearted innocent heroine you will LOVE this book. I haven't read any books quite like this one. I felt like I was right there with Fire Talon and Rebecca during their incredible journey. By far one of the best books I've ever read. Thank you Ms. French for the hours of entertainment. The only bad thing about this book is that I did not want it to end. What a great read especially if you like this theme!!!!
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This has to be one of my favorite books that I go back to time and again. There's a surprise ending that will take your breath away. The love scenes are perfect. The book is primarily about the journey they take after she is captured. That, in my opinion, is exactly what you want in a romance novel: time alone with just him and her. Believe it or not, this is the only Judith E. French novel that I own. I have tried her other stuff, but she just never came close to writing like this again, IMHO. Buy this, read it and enjoy.
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A story of love and sadness,
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I loved the love story. The lovers' actions, bravery, falling for each other and being together was fabulous, but the book was too depressing and made me sad. It took place in a setting where white men tortured and killed Indians. Rebecca's husband was evil to the Indians and was abusive to her. There was much sadness throughout the book. Even though it had a happy ending, I felt sad at the end. I guess I prefer romance novels that don't leave me with tears.
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