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Grey Eagle's Bride

(The Beaudines #3)

Jessica Wulf

4.20 · Rating details · 54 ratings · 8 reviews

First came Hunter's Bride...then Joseph's Bride...and now, Jessica Wulf offers a sprawling new epic of passion and adventure beneath the Western sky. "Grey Eagle's Bride" is a stirring, sensual tale of a doctor's daughter who adopts the ways of the Cheyenne -- and discovers the love of a bold warrior who will lead her to a her passionate destiny. ...more

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Mass Market Paperback, 383 pages

Published October 1st 1998 by Zebra Splendor

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Jul 11, 2008 MelissaB rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: fans of sweet historical western/Native American romance

Shelves: favorite-historical-romance, native-american-romance, historical-romance, western-historical-romance, sweet-warm-fuzzy-romances, 2010-reads, favorite-romances, paper-books-i-own, 2014-reads, 2019-reads

Grey Eagle's Bride is a very nice western/Native American historical with a very sweet and enjoyable romance.

Diana Murdoch came to Fort Laramie with her doctor father to help him with his practice. She helps to save a young Cheyenne girl from two trappers then becomes friends with the young girl, who is named Sparrow. Diana is very close to her father and is devasted by his death from a lingering sickness but is comforted by Sparrow until she returns to her Cheyenne family with the help of frien Grey Eagle's Bride is a very nice western/Native American historical with a very sweet and enjoyable romance.

Diana Murdoch came to Fort Laramie with her doctor father to help him with his practice. She helps to save a young Cheyenne girl from two trappers then becomes friends with the young girl, who is named Sparrow. Diana is very close to her father and is devasted by his death from a lingering sickness but is comforted by Sparrow until she returns to her Cheyenne family with the help of friends. Sparrow thinks Diana belongs with the Cheyenne because she has a birthmark in the shape of an eagle and is friends with an eagle that she helped heal from a hurt wing. Diana stays behind at the Fort with her unkind uncle until one day she is lured into the wilderness until the guise of helping a friend who is hurt. Once there she is attacked by a soldier and manages to get away when she meets a mysterious Indian warrior in the woods who saves her life.

Grey Eagle Beaudine comes upon Diana and helps save her from her attackers. Grey Eagle recognizes Diana right away as the woman he has dreamed about for years. He was already on his way to the fort to bring Diana back to his camp as a favor to Sparrow and another friend but decides when he sees her that she is coming with him whether she wants to or not. Grey Eagle forces Diana to come with him instead of returning to Fort Laramie despite her objections. After a few days of traveling, Diana decides to willing go to the Cheyenne camp to see Sparrow and her other pregnant friend. There is an instant connection between Diana and Grey Eagle but both are unsure of the other's feelings and tread carefully.

Once in the Cheyenne camp, Grey Eagle and Diana take a little while to realize how much the other one likes them back. With a little help from a friend, they finally start courting Cheyenne style which was really sweet to read about. They have a very powerful connection but take the time to get to know each other and enjoy the courting stage. I enjoyed seeing the romance progress until they were married and finally consummated the relationship because I believed in their love and felt it would really last.

I really enjoyed this book, the writing was very good and full of nice details about Cheyenne life. I could actually imagine the setting of the Cheyenne camp and the fort. Grey Eagle and Diana were two very likable but real characters who respected and loved each other. There is not a lot of drama between the main couple, which made me enjoy the book even more. The romance felt real and believable and was a joy to read. I liked reading about a couple courting and getting married based on mutual love and respect - plus a healthy dose of physical attraction too!

If you enjoy sweet romances and western/Native American romances, check this one out. I liked this author's writing and plan on reading the two other books in the series very soon so I can read about Grey Eagle's half brothers. ...more

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Apr 03, 2009 Corrine rated it really liked it

Shelves: american-historical, interracial, humorous-or-light

This was a quick light read about a subject that could have (and has before) been done in a much angstier way, but it's a refreshing change. Also, it's book 3 of a series about the Beaudine brothers, which I didn't know, so it can definitely be read alone

Diana Murdoch has settled in Fort Laramie with her physician father, and found a life that contents her, for the most part. Unfortunately, her father is terminally ill, and Diana knows it's just a matter of time before her whole world is turned ...more

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Jan 08, 2011 Pam rated it really liked it

I enjoyed this book. The hero was a big surprise ....Grey Eagle was so sweet and tender to his h/Diana. I loved when she was fixing his wounds from an arrow....and Diana said that she was sorry she hurt him...and he said, "You didn't hurt me the arrow did." AWWWWW
My favorite part was when he courted her with his red wool Indian blanket. What a neat way to date..... ...more

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Dec 12, 2015 Mary23nm rated it liked it

Shelves: i-own-it, xreviews-comments

I had high hopes for this book about the half Cheyenne, half white hero raised in both worlds and the white daughter of a doctor. Grey Eagle's Bride had a very promising beginning, (view spoiler) ...more

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Apr 29, 2013 UnusualChild{beppy} rated it really liked it

Shelves: historical-boots-and-spurs, 4-star-reads, loving-family

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diana's father has died, and a calvary officer is making trouble for her. anyone who would support her isn't at the fort, so she is left to fend for herself. she is taken to a cabin on a pretext of providing medical care for someone, and then the officer attempts to rape her. when she escapes into the forest, she runs into grey eagle, and thinks that things have gone from bad to worse. when grey eagle hides her, and then goes to deal with the officer, she realizes that he is actually he ...more

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Dec 29, 2011 Jennifer rated it liked it

Shelves: read-again

First romance novel I remember reading, pilfered from my grandma, not as good this time around somehow.

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Sep 21, 2014 Jill rated it liked it

Shelves: historical-romance-american

3.5 stars

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Oct 12, 2015 Chris Linhart rated it it was amazing

Another great book and I love Grey Eagle and Diana and the life she knew and how she loved the Cheyenne and how they fell in love I had a hard time putting the book down

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