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Warrior

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Of the Mackensie/Blackthorn series, this is far and away the best one. Although I dearly loved Outlaw (Tennesse & Diana)-- I was captivated by Nevada, a burnt out CIA agent who saw more death than life while assigned to fight/train rebels in Afghanistan. He encounters Eden Summers, who is the embodiment of life, hope, and love. She teaches him how to love and feel emotions again. She brings him back from the brink of self destruction. Truly one of the best stories I have ever read.

Nevada Blackthorn's character has remained in my top 10 list of favorite heroes. Buy the entire series but PLEASE buy this book regardless -- and keep it always.

This is the first novel I have ever read by Elizabeth Lowell, and I am eager to read more. WARRIOR is a steamy romance filled with three-dimensional characters that come to life and are easy to love.

"As a biologist, Eden Summers had confronted all kinds of wild creatures, but never had she encountered any as gloriously untamed as Nevada Blackthorn. Life had taught this defiant warrior some painful lessons. Now he believed in survival-and nothing else. Yet Eden saw a gentleness behind the man's steely self-control, and she longed to tame his wild heart...and soothe his restless soul."

I finished this book the same day I picked it up. The first page hooks you, and you're pulled into this hot romance that will not let you down. I highly recommend.

This book was not published in May 2002. It was published sometime in the 1990's (sorry, can't remember when, my book's at home). It's part of the series about the Blackthorne guys, Nevada, Tennessee, etc. who work on the Rocking something (?) ranch owned by Luke and Carla of "Fire and Rain". "Outlaw"
and "Granite Man" are also part of the series.

Although it's wonderful book, if you've read it, be especially careful, because now the publishers are releasing a hardcover version to be published in August of this year. Do not pre-order this item! If you don't have it, and don't mind paying hardover prices, go for it. But you can most likely get a used copy at a bookstore near you.

"Warrior" by Elizabeth is the fourth installment in the "MacKenzie/Blackthorne" series. You have to read the stories, they are wonderful. The series starts with "Fire and Rain", then "Outlaw", then "Granite Man" and finally "Warrior". Sit back and enjoy!

I've read this book & loved the fact that the book takes place in a sparsely populated area. The men are exceedingly sexy but not afraid to be sensitive. The women aren't wimpy either. They're sexy, smart & woman enough to deal with these he-men. I thought the brothers (Tennessee & Nevada) were both great, but Utah's book has never been released. Will this error be corrected in the near future??? I recommend this series to anyone who loves Elisabeth Lowell, or is reading her for the first time.. You will truly become an avid fan just as I have.

I love the writing style of Ms Lowell. She introduces characters & gives them history in other books when she does her series... But, not to confuse you if you don't read them in order. MMMM like Enchanted Series... In all her series she does this. This gives you a chance to connect with the characters. I want Luke & Mariahs' cousins to be introduced. Also, if you read Reckless Love you will meet their ancestors. Like Case. I don't think anyone does a great job like Ms Lowell does in a series writing. She draws you in. I am waiting for Utahs' story as well as the elusive cousins(female).

This book, like so many of Elizabeth Lowell's books is one you just can't put down. Nevada is mesmorizing! Even when he's being a ..., you can empathize with him. Eden, in most books would come across as a lovesick doormat, but in this book, she seems tremendously insightful and grounded instead. I credit Ms. Lowell's character development for this! I very seldom reread a book, but this one will be an exception.

I read this book years ago along with all of those in the series about these Mackenzie and Blackthorn men and was captivated. Too bad there are no men like this in real life. I agree with the reader who wanted to read about Utah Blackthorn. I have waited for years to no avail. We want Utah! We want Utah! He just HAS to be hotter than hot; his brothers certainly were. I certainly read everything Elizbeth writes in hopes that Utah will show up!!

This was great I couldn't put it down. Elizabeth Lowell has out done herself again. I liked the characters Neveda and Eden because they were both strong and thought they both knew what they wanted. I liked Neveda because he said what he meant and didn't care if it shocked people. Eden was good as well because she was the one person who seemed to be able to reach Neveda where others weren't able to come close. And I think that was because of her love for the land and the animals wild and tame that lived on the land. I think that's why she was able to get closer to Neveda better than others. I recommend this book to anyone that wants a book that's a great read. I have one question for Elizabeth Lowell and that is Will there be a book about Ten's and Neveda's other brother Utah?

If you like Elizabeth Lowell this is a must-read. Nevada is amazing. I have read this book at least 5 times and enjoy all of them in this series. All she's missing is the other brother Utah. Read it.