Cheyenne Star

by Susannah Leigh

She was torn between two worlds—and two lovers.
Kristyn Ashley was renamed Morning Star by the Cheyenne who kidnapped her when she was six. They raised her as their blue-eyed beauty, to be wed to the greatest fighting man of the tribe, Little Bear, who left her on the eve of their marriage to fight the white man.

But now Kristyn had been returned to the white man's world—rescued by the lean and handsome Rafe Valero. This mocking yet magnificent man aroused feelings in her she had never dreamed existed. Kristyn knew she should remain faithful to the memory of her Indian husband—but she was helplessly swept away from her past by a torrent of passion that burst from the wellsprings of all-consuming love...

622 pages, Paperback

First published June 5, 1984

About the author

Susannah Leigh was born in Minneapolis and raised in St. Paul, Minnesota. After graduating from the University of Minnesota she moved on to New York City, where she worked at a variety of jobs and appeared in many off-Broadway productions. She stayed in New York for twelve years and then left for a year of traveling to such spots as Morocco, Nepal, and Afghanistan.

Ms. Leigh is currently living in West Los Angeles, where she spends her non-writing time indulging her interests in reading, travel, history, and lying in the sun.