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McCleod Daughters #2
Daughters of the Wild Country
The Daughters of the Southwind have become Daughters of the Wild Country
The three beautiful McCleod sisters made it West to San Francisco and into the arms of men who love them--but not into "happily ever after" lives.
Tamsen, off to Russian-Alaska with her husband, Dan Tallant, is soon caught up in a web of international and sexual intrigue, between the powerful and the power seekers. Dan disappears on a mysterious mission and she must make her own way into the wilderness, become "Madam Franklin" again with girls and games to tempt lonely miners.
Arab and Em follow her North to begin new lives in a world where nature is raw, men are rough: and love, when it comes, shines like a gold nugget, unexpected and bright in the cruel, cold Alaskan waters.
The three beautiful McCleod sisters made it West to San Francisco and into the arms of men who love them--but not into "happily ever after" lives.
Tamsen, off to Russian-Alaska with her husband, Dan Tallant, is soon caught up in a web of international and sexual intrigue, between the powerful and the power seekers. Dan disappears on a mysterious mission and she must make her own way into the wilderness, become "Madam Franklin" again with girls and games to tempt lonely miners.
Arab and Em follow her North to begin new lives in a world where nature is raw, men are rough: and love, when it comes, shines like a gold nugget, unexpected and bright in the cruel, cold Alaskan waters.
496 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1978
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Aola Vandergriff
38 books27 followersaka Kitt Brown
Married to New Mexico State Senator William Vandergriff. She wrote over 2,000 short stories, novels and poetry.
Married to New Mexico State Senator William Vandergriff. She wrote over 2,000 short stories, novels and poetry.
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November 3, 2013
I inherited the first 5 books of this "series" from my aunt. This is one of the few romance stories/series that I liked. Well written and not too soppy. The characters actually have character! This is my favorite book out of the set.
March 29, 2015
This series is amazingly good. I love them
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