Rapture Untamed

Caroline Hanley was just thirteen years old when Indians murdered her parents. On that same awful day one Apache kidnaps her. Spotted Horse hit her on the back of the head, so she had no memory of her life. That day they also took her brothers and traded them for guns. When Caroline awoke, they told her that Spotted Horse found her wandering in the desert and he brought her back to his people, so that one day he could marry her.Bill Hanley loved his grandchildren and was still not ready to give up hope five years after they disappeared. Bill hired the one man who may be able to help get them back. Ross Bennett was part Apache, and a hired gunman, who agreed to search for Bill's grandchildren. Finding Caroline was not a problem, but trying to keep his attraction for her hidden was. Ross has been burned badly in the past and has no intention of getting involved with any woman, especially Caroline. Caroline is highly attracted to Ross and has no problem showing it. The sexual tension between the two practically jumps off the page. Ross may have rescued Caroline, but that does not mean that they are out of danger. There are people from Ross and Caroline's past, present, and future who are looking for them. Caroline also starts to regain her memory which stirs things up. The secondary characters in this story are amazing. There are so many of them and their stories are woven with that of Ross and Caroline's. I loved the romance between Ross and Caroline, but even more than that I enjoyed the journey of trying to get them safely home. Even home had its dangers with which they must deal with. This book may be long, but it is so well written that the time goes by quickly. I really did enjoy this book and would highly recommend it. I have every intention of going out to find more books by this talented author.