Redhawk's Heart

I have been an admirer of Aimee Thurlo's books for years. She knows her Native American history and lore. In Redhawk's Heart she ably demonstarates that white and Native clutres can indeed mix and fall in love.Along with an excellent knowledge of Native customs, the author offers us an excellent mystery set in the wilds of the Navajo Nation.It's a book I found hard to put down. If you like a good mystery or an excellent source of Native American customs - or both! yoou'll enjoy Redhawk's Heart.

This story tells of Native American brothers by an author who knows. [from the back of the book] THE BROTHERS OF ROCK RIDGE: bound by blood, and steeped in the traditions of their Navajo heritage, these sexy brothers live their lives by their own rules - and love against all odds. -- Navajo lawman Ashe Redhawk and his new partner, beautiful FBI agent Casey Feist, struck sparks off each other the moment they met. That didn't stop Ashe from wanting all of her -- her lips, her touch....her secrets. But Casey had come to the reservation to investigate the mysterious deaths of Ashe's foster parents, and he suspected she knew more than she let on. As their passion boiled over, Ashe discovered this time that trusting his instincts was not enough. This time he'd have to trust Casey with the one thing most sacred to him: his heart ********* A good mystery, plenty of movement, a good read.

I liked it all the way. They did not shy away from the interracial aspect of the couple at all. I learned a heck of a lot about another culture. I really liked the characters, they were people I wanted to know. The mystery element was just right. But I wanted them to touch each other more, I wanted more physical love between them. The one love scene they had was quite endearing and gentle. Now I want more :-)