Customer Reviews

Wild Thunder

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I have probably read at least 40 of Cassie Edwards books and yet never tire of them. In this story I was caught offguard with the characters. They were a wonderful match. The story had a great flow and as always I am amazed at the amount of time and research that Cassie puts into her stories. Another Great Book for her.

I am hooked on Cassie Edwards Native American Romances and I've never been disappointed. She is a wonderful writer. She touches your heart and creates the desire to keep reading!

As with the Savage Series the Wild Series is wonderful - this book makes you feel as if your in the arms of a Powerful Native American - It is exciting, full of adventure, romance & intrigue. Another must for Native American Romance Novel Readers. Cassie Edwards is a fantastic writer. You can easily get hooked on her books!

I loved this book Hannah love for Strong Wolf and the plot was great and love Hannah and Strong share with each other.

I have just starting reading Cassie Edwards and I really enjoy her books! This was very good! A must read for romantics!

I know that all romance books have the same theme. Love conquers all. All Indian romance books has the same themes. Either the man has kipnapped a woman and she comes to love him or the man and the woman somethow go on a journey, and they come to love each other. We already know this before we even read the book. Some authors are better at wiring this same old storyline that makes it seem fresh and new than others. Cassie Edwards is not one ot these writers. Everytime I read her books I get the same story over and over again. They fall in love at first sight, minor conflict that is resolved in the next 10 pages. Another thing, Cassie Edwads needs to research Indian culture instead of romanticizing it. A chief did not have absolute authority over any Indian. Indian chiefdom was not a hereditary institution. She never writes about Indian and white conflicts. It is a fact of history that Indians did fight, they just didn't plow the fields, dance, and make love to white women. Everytime I read this garbage I cringe, because she is giving the wrong information to people who have little or no knowledge on Indian culture. All her heros are Indian chiefs who are in love at first sight with a white woman. Then she'll write no one wants to oppose their chief. I cringe at that, like I said, no chief's control was abolute. The people had the power to do what they wanted. Cassie Edwards for the sake of your fans, please do accurate reseach on Native Americans.