Her Destiny (Four Winds) (Harlequin Intrigue #427)

By Aimée Thurlo

Her Destiny by Aimee Thurlo released on May 25, 1997 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373224273
• ISBN13: 9780373224272
• Release Date: June 1997
• Publisher: Harlequin
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 4.3" x 0.8" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

MYSTERY AND MYSTIQUE -- WELL DONE

Caught in a fire? Gabriel Blackhorse was definitely getting out of the area.But first he has to save Lanie Matthews, a traveler just passing through.Ah, but then the Peddler shows up with a gift for Lanie.It is neat the way Sheriff Gabriel Blackhorse's flinthawk fits in and protects. We now meet the many residents of Four Winds, New Mexico and how they all react to the visit of the Peddler.I wondered when Lanie could handle her "gift" and yet it reacted badly to the Sheriff.As always, greed and corruption lay at the bottom of so much trouble and I developed a feeling early on [instinctive, I wonder?] I will say that I enjoyed the way the conclusion was brought about.Lanie and her supporting cast were great - but I object to the women who are so certain that their options lay in only one direction and then they have to change their mind. But I suppose change is what it is all about. [dumb gals]I thoroughly enjoy the insights given into the Navajo People and their beliefs. A great read -- Highly Recommended --M

A Remarkable Book--Pure Pleasure to Read

To be honest, I haven't always been a fan of Thurlo's work, but this one blew me away. Managing to combine some mystical elements with a heart-pounding love story and a tension-filled mystery, Thurlo has come up with a winner. While passing through the town of Four Winds, NM, the heroine is given a gift by a mysterious peddler, who is renowned for creating trouble in town with his cursed gifts. Sure enough, strange things begin to happen to her. Can the handsome sheriff some to her rescue? Our wounded heroine and her big, strong hero make a great combination and the story is one I know will stick with me for quite some time. This and M.J. Rodgers' "The Dream Wedding" would be my two choices for the Best Harlequin Intrigue of 1997. It's not to be missed.