Kathleen Eagle wordt geprezen om haar uitzonderlijke verhalende vaardigheid, waarbij ze ingewikkelde historische en hedendaagse verhalen weeft die diep resoneren bij de lezers. Haar werk onderscheidt zich door zijn consistente kwaliteit en brede aantrekkingskracht, en verschijnt regelmatig op nationale bestsellerlijsten. Eagle's kenmerkende stem en benadering van romantiek hebben wijdverbreide erkenning gekregen, waardoor ze is gevestigd als een belangrijke en invloedrijke aanwezigheid in het literaire landschap.
The book features a gripping narrative that captivates readers with its intense storytelling and well-crafted characters. It explores themes of resilience and determination, showcasing a protagonist who navigates challenges with courage. The plot unfolds with unexpected twists, keeping readers engaged until the very end. With its vivid descriptions and emotional depth, this work promises to leave a lasting impression on its audience.
Set against the backdrop of the Lakota Sioux culture, the story follows rancher Dillon Black as he navigates the path of healing after personal loss. His journey is intertwined with his deep belief in the bond between the wild horses and the Lakota spirit, highlighting themes of resilience and connection to heritage. Through his relationship with these majestic animals, Dillon finds hope and a way to reclaim his life.
Continuing the gripping narrative from its predecessor, this sequel delves deeper into the lives of familiar characters as they navigate new challenges and moral dilemmas. The story explores themes of redemption, loyalty, and the complexities of human nature against a backdrop of intense action and suspense. Readers can expect a thrilling blend of character development and intricate plotting that keeps them engaged until the very last page.
Set against the backdrop of Native American holiday traditions, this collection features three touching romance stories inspired by the magic of a Christmas star. Each tale weaves themes of hope, love, and miracles, capturing the spirit of the season while celebrating cultural heritage. Readers will find themselves immersed in heartwarming narratives that reflect the joy and significance of love during the holidays.
THE LAST ACTION HEROSky Hunter was no silver-screen stereotype of an American Indian. He was the real thing: full-blooded Sioux — and as rugged as the Rocky Mountains he called home. Years of "playing" cowboys and Indians in "Tinseltown" had left him aching for his land — for the feel of earth between his fingers and open sky overhead.One look at Wyoming newcomer Elaina Delacourte and Sky knew he'd found the only woman for him. She'd come to research the Native culture, and Sky was more than happy to act as her guide. Only his lessons had nothing to do with nature — and everything to do with love...
A collection of three romantic stories by Kathleen Eagle, Joan Hohl and Barbara Faith.
The return of Savannah Stephens to Sunbonnet, Wyoming, sparks curiosity and tension, particularly for Clay Keogh, who has long harbored feelings for her. Complicating matters, Savannah's daughter bears a striking resemblance to Kole Kills Crow, Clay's half-brother and Savannah's first love. As secrets unfold, the dynamics of love, loyalty, and past relationships come into play, leaving the small town abuzz with speculation about Savannah's intentions and the potential rekindling of old flames.
Facing the challenges of traveling alone after her husband's sudden illness, Katherine Fairfield is determined to fulfill her promise to continue his missionary work in Oregon Country. As she navigates the dangers of her journey, she encounters a man in need of rescue, highlighting themes of resilience and partnership. Together, they confront the trials ahead, intertwining their fates as they seek redemption and purpose in a vast, untamed land.
Trey Latimer returns to the Dakotas to rebuild his life after personal setbacks, rekindling feelings for his old friend’s sister, Frankie Tracker. Their reunion is overshadowed by danger when an attempt on Frankie’s brother's life points to Trey's own family as suspects. As acting county sheriff, Trey faces the dilemma of upholding justice while grappling with loyalty to his relatives. Torn between love and family ties, he must confront the dark history that threatens to tear them apart and decide how far he is willing to go for Frankie.
Kezawin, also known as Double Woman Dreamer, encounters James Garrett, a white man who shares her passion for the plants of her homeland. Initially believing he is a figure from her troubling dreams, she finds common ground with him as they explore the uses of these plants—hers for nourishment and healing, and his for scientific inquiry. Their connection unfolds against a backdrop of cultural exchange and the blending of traditional knowledge with scientific exploration.