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Savage Heart (Chippewa #3)
In this captivating, classic love story, a majestic Indian chief and a beautiful white woman find that their passion will drive them to defy convention, rebel against their traditions, and fight the world for the right to love. Reissue.
Mass Market Paperback, 416 pages
Published
February 1st 2007
by Zebra
(first published 1985)
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Having read several of these Savage books, I found this one to be lackluster. The four I have already read follow pretty much the same formula - Indian kidnaps white girl, white girl fights at first but then surrenders and falls in love with him, some people (Indians and whites) disapprove of the union but in the end everyone lives happily ever after.
Edwards does a nice job of describing colonial or Indian life, so thumbs up for research. Generally, Edwards does a decent job with the lovemaking...more
Edwards does a nice job of describing colonial or Indian life, so thumbs up for research. Generally, Edwards does a decent job with the lovemaking...more
I'm really disappointed that I cannot get on with this author's writing style. I love Native American romances and, judging by the reviews, these might be wonderful stories. However, I get bogged down by the writing, which I find tedious and boring and slow.
So, another DNF for me but I will keep trying.
So, another DNF for me but I will keep trying.
This book was too sophomoric and undeveloped. Characters and actions weren't the least bit believable. I got about 1/4 of the way through and gave up. If you want a plot that keeps you wanting more, don't read this!
I have fallen so in love with this book. I have read it over 5 times.
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Great book. Cassie Edwards really puts you in the moment.
I've read every book Cassie Edwards has written. Love them!
I love all her 'Savage Series'
work...period
work...period
Very good historical references.
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Love everyone of her Salvage Series
Indian romances = happy me
This was just an "ok" read. This was my least favorite of Cassie Edwards savage series. It was just average but I thought the end was pretty good though.
The dialogue lacked character emotion. The story had potential, but was too plainly written for my taste. I was annoyed at the overuse of proper nouns. UGH. How many times did the heroine say "Tall Cloud?" UGH!!!! Pronouns, pronouns, pronouns they "be" a wonderful thing.
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Edwards began writing romances in 1982 and released her 100th novel, Savage Skies, on August 28, 2007. Although her earlier books were classic historical romances, the vast majority of her novels involve Native American tribes. Edwards's grandmother was a full-blooded Cheyenne. Her first 99 books sold a combined 10 million copies as of August 2007, with her more recent novels averaging sales of 25...more
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