Black Raven's Pride

By Aimée Thurlo

Black Raven's Pride by Aimee Thurlo released on May 25, 2000 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373225725
• ISBN13: 9780373225729
• Release Date: June 2000
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 249 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.1" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

IT HAS ALL BEEN SAID!

#2 - Black Raven's Pride was an enjoyable read. Just as good as some and not as bad as others.One you should form your own opinion on. It seems like the Black Raven brothers and others can't wait to hop in bed -- before even a ring is exchanged.I am finding the writers excuses to put their characters in bed before marriage a bit on the boring side. As everyone does it.?? Ah well, to each his own.

A very good romantic suspense

Eden Maes returns to the Tewa Pueblo so that she can clear her parents name and be welcomed back into the tribe. Years ago, her parents were accused of stealing sacred tribal items, but Eden believes someone framed them. She never expected to encounter Nick Black Raven living in the Pueblo, but he has come home to claim his inheritance. Unbeknownst to Nick is that he is the father of Eden's son. Nick is now a tribal officer. He is determined to find the people responsible for harassing Eden. He insists on helping her with her quest. Working together, the pair tries to flush out an individual who plans to keep the stolen contraband for his use while fight the attraction that springs up between them. Aimee Thurlo always provides her readers with an exciting story and her latest, BLACK RAVEN'S PRIDE, is no exception to her track record. The work cleverly blends romance and suspense, giving it crossover appeal to fans of both genres. The fascinating heroine is stubborn, vulnerable, and yet strong. Her male counterpart is courageous, compassionate, yet so sensitive he fears being hurt by his feelings. Their love story makes for great reading. Harriet Klausner

2nd book of the Black Raven brothers...

Romance, Indian Culture, Mystery... This 2nd. book is a bit slow paced, but entertaining. The "Problems" between Nick & Eden are typical of young lovers & was pleased that they were able to maturely work them out. I didn't figure out the "Bad Guys" until they were exposed in the book. So I considered this book a light pleasant distaction, for a summers day.