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In these three novels of westward expansion, the sun beats down on the plains during the days, but it’s passion that keeps the nights warm. The west heats up in Sara Orwig’s epic romances, showcasing three breathtaking stories of a lawless land and untamable hearts. In Denver, a man flees west to escape his past, only to lose his heart to a woman with the power to destroy him, or give him his one shot at redemption. Albuquerque brings together a pious woman and a shattered man who only have their passion in common. And in San Antonio, a man’s quest for revenge will take him into the home of his most hated enemy, and into the heart of that enemy’s beautiful daughter.
This sweeping trilogy uncovers the tragedy and passion in the war between the north and the south. Winner of eight Romantic Times awards, with over twenty-million copies in print, USA Today–bestselling author Sara Orwig is the undisputed queen of historical romance. In the start of this saga, New Orleans, a wealthy southern belle must choose sides in the battle between her head and her heart as two men vie for her affections. Memphis finds the ongoing war approaching the home front of a headstrong woman, just as a cavalryman makes a charge for her heart. And, in the sweeping conclusion, Atlanta, unexpected passions are ignited in a destroyed city when a Yankee colonel comes south to collect what he believes is his, only to find that some wars go on even when the smoke clears.
An army scout vows to protect a young woman traveling to Texas—but his heart is left unguarded—in a tale by the bestselling “star of historical romance” (RT Book Reviews). When Comanches threaten Caroline Brandon, a spirited young orphan fleeing the ruins left by the Civil War, handsome army scout Sawyer Day agrees to accompany her to her uncle’s Texas ranch. But as they brave the dangers of the wilderness, an undeniable attraction tempts them both, and soon they find themselves surrendering to one another’s embrace. Suddenly awakened to the heat of desire, they promise their hearts to each other. Even when Sawyer leaves to reclaim his stolen fortune, Caroline vows to wait. But can their love survive the test of time, or will it fade into the vast distance between them?
A warrior kidnaps a US Cavalry officer’s daughter in a novel by the USA Today-bestselling author whose “characters leap from the pages” (RT Book Reviews). Savannah Ravenwood has just stepped off the ship in Vicksburg, smuggling morphine in her hoop skirt, when she is captured by the handsome, dark-haired Red Hawk, a powerful, half-Comanche warrior. Red Hawk needs Savannah’s help to rescue his orphaned nephew, but as they set on the mission that can cost them their lives, they find themselves surrendering their hearts—to one another. But Savannah knows a future with a man whose only desire is to return to his Comanche people would mean abandoning her own life in Texas. Not even true love can bridge the gap between their two very different worlds. But when tragedy strikes, they discover that the only future worth fighting for is their future together…
The conclusion to the USA Today–bestselling author’s sweeping historical romance trilogy is “a page-turner” (Romantic Times). The Northern soldiers ravaged Atlanta during the Civil War. Now as the city attempts to recover, all Claire Dryden has left is the little boy she has adopted and sworn to protect with her life. When the handsome Yankee colonel Fortune O’Brien storms into town demanding to reclaim the boy he claims is his stolen son, Claire’s vow is put to the test. For she loves the boy more than life itself, but the passion O’Brien ignites in her threatens to weaken her resolve . . . With Atlanta, the author of New Orleans and Memphis completes this trilogy of passionate love stories set against the dramatic backdrop of the Civil War. “Fast-paced action and escalating romantic tension . . . These O’Brien men may well be addictive!” —Romantic Times “A wonderful romance told with passion and style . . . Well-developed characters . . . This book is HOT.” —Affaire de Coeur
A pretty saloon singer finds danger and love in a novel by an author who “draws readers in with just the right amount of mystery, humor and chemistry” (RT Book Reviews). Albuquerque is the boomtown of the New Mexico territory, where ambition and greed make even the boldest of dreams come true. It is where April Dabney resides, singing in church by day and serenading the patrons of a local saloon by night. It is also where Noah McCloud, brother of a fallen Confederate soldier, comes to build a promising future from the remains of a broken past. Noah is convinced that the gold his brother carried was stolen by the woman who was with his last hours—April Dabney. Now the two find themselves caught in an unsettling mixture of suspicion and desire… From the USA Today-bestselling author, this is a novel of passion and intrigue in the Old West starring “[a] winning heroine”—Publishers Weekly
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A Kiowa man and a white woman are drawn together by passion—but distanced by distrust—in “a mesmerizing read” by the USA Today-bestselling author (Affaire de Coeur). Vanessa’s father controls a railroad, and can summon the military with a single word—yet he cannot control his fierce and beautiful daughter. When Vanessa stumbles across a wounded Kiowa brave, she knows at first glance that this powerful warrior is a man she will fear, then heal, then love. Lone Wolf’s land was ravished and his people were murdered by outsiders, leaving him with a searing hatred and insatiable appetite for revenge. But the moment he beholds Vanessa, he is drawn to her captivating beauty and willful spirit. But is his love for her strong enough to snuff out the fire of loathing he harbors for her people?
Author : Barbara J. Mills,Severin M. Fowles Publisher : Oxford University Press Page : 929 pages File Size : 48,5 Mb Release : 2017 Category : History ISBN : 9780199978427
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This volume takes stock of the empirical evidence, theoretical orientations, and historical reconstructions of archaeology of the American Southwest. Themed chapters on method and theory are accompanied by comprehensive overviews of all major cultural traditions in the region, from the Paleoindians, to Chaco Canyon, to the onset of Euro-American imperialism.
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