Savage Heaven

There are several parts of this story that remind me of the 1972 Indian Romance classic "The Second Kiss", A.K.A. "Nakoa's Woman." But this book is also true to Drymon's style of deep- hearted romance and very steamy love scenes. It also follows Drymon's way of making you fall in love with the hero of the story, by writing him as powerful and spiritual, yet gentle at the same time. The hero of "Savage Heaven" is a powerful cheif of an Oglala tribe. The leading lady is a girl who was raised by her aunt and uncle on a traditional ranch. There are many unique twists to this story, including how she came into the hero's hands. The story is very endearing, but never boring. You will be taken on hunts and into battles, and also swept into a pure and beautiful romance. Evil lurks and threatens, but Cheif Wind Dancer proves to be a true hero.The ending is exciting and original. Throughout the book, you'll find yourself totally involved with the characters. I read this one in two days. I could not put it down.I would LOVE to see a sequel to this one!