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ISBN: 0821739255
ISBN13: 9780821739259

Wild Texas Wind

(Book #1 in the The Tates of Texas Series)

$6.99List Price: $4.50
ISBN: 0821739255
ISBN13: 9780821739259
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Book Overview

After seven years as a Comanche captive, Rebekah Tate has only a faint hope that she'll ever see her beloved childhood home again. That is, until the day tall and dangerously handsome trader Sean MacDougal strides into camp and proceeds to risk his life rescuing her. Rebekah can only guess his reasons: could he be looking for glory-or a reward from her wealthy father? One thing she does know: no one is more stubborn than this rugged, self-made man. And no one else has a touch that warms her on cool desert nights, and makes her wonder how, together, the two of them might forge a new life out of a harsh and powerful land. This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:
Paperback
Language:
English
ISBN:
0821739255
ISBN13:
9780821739259
Publisher:
Kensington Publishing Corporation
Length:
1 Pages
Weight:
0.51 lbs.
Dimensions:
2.7″ × 0.4″ × 4.1″
FictionHistoricalLiterature & FictionRomance

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Wild Texas Wild - Victoria Thompson

This is the first in a series of books about the Tate Family in Texas. This story centers on Sean McDougal an orphan who a trader with the Comanche. He locates Rebeca Tate, a woman that has been captive for seven years and manages to rescue her. This story is a great romance and I fell in love with both of the charaters in this story. The plot was well done and works in a good amount of history in a story line without making you feel like you are in history class. Enjoy this wonderful romance about the foundation of the Tate Family and besure to read the rest!

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love story

I liked this story because Rebekah proves to be a very strong and determined individual in having to overcome her internal struggles. Many of the situations described seemed to be very realistic and I'm not ashamed to say I cried right along with her!

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