Texas Embrace

I was thrilled to be so involved in reading this story about Tess and John seeing the compassion that he held for her. The Indians, Bad Guys and all the troubles were spellbinding. I loved Jenny! Now, I am reading the next book that goes with this one. I went and bought more of Rosanne's books this week.

With her father murdered by renegade Apaches, Tessa Reeves feared she'd be their captive forever - that no one would ever find her. And even if she were found, she'd be scorned by those who called Indians savages...and their woman prisoners forever unclean. John Hawkins knew how it felt to be an outcast. Born to a woman who'd suffered a brutal attack, the rugged lawman had had to develop a will of steel to survive in a harsh world. If anyone could save Tessa, it was he. They were a man and a woman who had known violence and tragedies. Yet even with desperados and hostile Indians all around them, John and Tessa discovered they wanted something more - a chance at happiness, a future worth fighting for, and a love as wild and free as the land they called home.

I have been a long time fan of Ms. Bittner's. She is a very fine wirter than pulls you into her stories and makes you believe than you are right in the thick of the action of these stories. I have always had to read her stories straight through to the end, even if it takes me days and nights. I would like to get a list of all her books in print and I especially enjoyed her cowboy and indians stories of the old west.

I thought the book was great. You would never be disappointed with anything Bittner writes