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The Music Box
Navajo policeman Ben Toomey was out of his element and knee-deep in something worse than Window Rock's usual chaos. Wealthy Eden Trevoy, the little visitor he'd once adored, was back on the reservation, all grown-up--and tangled in secrets about her lost heritage. She needed Ben's help, and somehow he just couldn't turn her away.But Ben's People said the outsider would nev...more
Paperback, 304 pages
Published
March 22nd 2011
by Harlequin
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4.5 stars
Professor Edna Torvey has been gone for two days in the canyon and with no one having heard from her, Officer Ben Toomey of the Navajo Tribal Police goes into the arroyo where he believes Edna may be. For this is where as a young boy, Ben had accompanied his father acting as Edna's guide.
Eden Trevoy has grown up with a guarded heart. Educated, independent, wealthy with a thriving career, her only family an eccentric and distant mother who has put her own career as an archaeologist ahea...more
Professor Edna Torvey has been gone for two days in the canyon and with no one having heard from her, Officer Ben Toomey of the Navajo Tribal Police goes into the arroyo where he believes Edna may be. For this is where as a young boy, Ben had accompanied his father acting as Edna's guide.
Eden Trevoy has grown up with a guarded heart. Educated, independent, wealthy with a thriving career, her only family an eccentric and distant mother who has put her own career as an archaeologist ahea...more
These no-sex romance novels are a breath of fresh air taking us in with good story telling and good characterisations. Loved the American Indian theme and the angst the characters go through to find each other. Loved Eden and tough buy Sam. Terrific plot twist at the end. Kept me guessing.
Felt a bit like a Christian romance, well, not Eden exactly, but Ben and he is the one who perseveres in the end. A sweet story overall with interesting native american insights, matriarchy etc. I felt bad for Eden, thought she handled things remarkably well, considering.
Really wish that the rest of the Reavis books (I think some were as Cheryl St. John?) would get in ebook format. It's been a long time since I read the others and there was backstory I was missing. But I love these.
I couldn't wait to reach the end of this book. It was full of turmoil, anguish and understanding. I'm so happy by the way it ended and happy for the characters. Awesome book!
This story was very interesting. It was not what I usually expect when reading a romance, but surprisingly that was a good thing. The story was great, even if it was a little light on the romance and much heavier on the struggle people go through to be together. I really enjoyed seeing the plot unfold as Eden discovered who she was and what was important to who she would become. The romance was a little light, but still a good story of when to push and when to stay back. I have no idea why it wa...more
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Former public health nurse, now award-winning romance novelist, Cheryl Reavis, describes herself as a "late bloomer." Her Silhouette Special Edition™, A CRIME OF THE HEART, reached millions of readers in Good Housekeeping magazine and won the Romance Writers of America's coveted RITA award the year it was published. She has also won the RITA award for her Harlequin-Silhouette novels, PATRICK GALLA...more
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