Golden Firestorm

by Anne Lacey

After years of hell raising, Indian activist Hawk Saddler was ready to settle down, and one glance at captivating Wynne Norwood convinced him she'd be his ideal mate. Savvy and successful, she was the model modern Indian woman. Vibrantly attractive, she made him ache to wed . . . and bed . . . her. Hawk's sinewed strength heated Wynne's blood; his smoldering gaze burned into her soul. But with his fierce ancestral pride, he'd never knowingly embrace her past and her "half-breed'" children. Did she dare dream their fiery enthrallment could sear away his prejudice?

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