Cheyenne Desire

It goes quickly.It's an historical romance but the author doesn't try to be an historian (unlike some others). The pacing is good, the main characters likeable and believable. Both the hero and the heroine have older brothers so there's room for a sequel for their own stories. There might be a little too much sex for some but since the main characters are stuck together for 75% of the book its not far-fetched.My only complaint is that the heroine was supposedly taught English by a French missionary yet both she and her brother speak perfect English without any trace of accent (or so it seems). Considering how good the story is though, you probably won't even notice it.

MY GOSH THIS BOOK WAS THE BEST INVESTMENT OTHER THAN MY EDUCATION AND MY COMPUTER. IT HAD ME GRIPPED FROM START TO FINISH. I COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN EVEN TO GO TO THE BATHROOM. IT WAS THAT GOOD LIKE A BAG OF CHIPS, A CAN OF COKE AND A SNICKERS BAR. THERE WAS A LOT OF SUSPENSE, ROMANCE. ALL I ACN SAY IS READ THIS BOOK YOU WON'T BE SORRY. BUT MISS GIDEON WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO DO WILLIAM PRENTICE'S STORY. ALL YOUR FANS ARE STILL WAITING. HOPEFULLY HIS STORY WILL BE OF THE SAME COLOR BLIND LOVE AS FOX AND LUKE.

I've read this book again and again and it never gets dull.The two main characters are alone for 75% of the book so there isgood character development and both the bad guy and the cultural diffrences are no great threat.A light, frothy fun read.Except for the Indian maiden/ rich white rancher thing the author could just have easily put these two in the present day.

I loved this book. Although too sexually explicit, the story was great. I enjoy all native american books, expecially when the White Man falls in love with a Native women, or vice versa. This is a very romantic book about a native women and a Rancher named Luke. Someone was stealing his cattle, then a beautiful cheyenne maiden was contracted to help him find the cattle rustler. They fall in love and together they to searching for the rustlers. I loved the story. I thought it finished to abruptly. After the culprits were found, they got married through the Cheyenne Culture and Catholic church with no problems,which in my opinion happened so readily with no barriers, which back then relationships with the natives were a no-no. So then the story ended. There wasn't even a epilogue to see if they lived happily ever after. I wish there was a sequel to this book to see if she lived in the white world or not, or a continuation of their children. I just could picture Fox with Luke in his ranch,(a rich one too) living like a princess and Luke catering to her with thier children, until ?? something happens. Then Luke Prentice comes to the rescue. That's what I was wishing for. He loves hear dearly, and would do anything to help her. Author p lea s e read this. I'm just a romantic dreamer.