Wind Rider

by Connie Mason

Book Overview

A white man raised by the Cheyenne and now a mighty warrior, Wind Rider lives to defend his people from the invasion of settlers. But who is going to defend him from the exasperating Irish beauty of Hannah McLin. An indentured servant desperate to escape her cruel master, Hannah will do anything for her freedom--even trust a Cheyenne brave and succumb to his gentle caresses. Reissue.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0843936924
• ISBN13: 9780843936926
• Release Date: January 1994
• Publisher: Leisure Books
• Length: 442 Pages
• Weight: 0.48 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

this book just makes you wanna CRY!

This book is so deep and well written it almost brang me to tears. It felt as though I was going through the motion with Wind Rider and Hannah it felt like you were there with them, THE PART THAT TORE AT ME was Wind Rider losing his sight and him being captured and beaten and chain, when a book gives you goose bumps you know its good and the love scenes wonderful as always from Connie Mason... Its worth the read in the series you wont be disappointed and trust me the emotions that you will feel reading this book from start to finish will bring you almost to tears some good tears some bad of course if you are an emotional person.... ..........................JUST WONDERFUL.....................

Wonderful sequel to 'Tears Like the Rain'...

This is the 2nd book in the trilogy 'Trails West'. The first being 'Tears Like the Rain' and the 3rd being 'Sierra'. This, 'Wind Rider', is the powerful love story between Windrider and Hannah McLin. Hannah is an indentured servant to an abusive man. She escapes him only to run into a Cheyenne warrior named Windrider. She saves his life from certain death in exchange for being set free, but Fate steps in and she is his prisoner. Windrider is a white Indian, brought to the Cheyenne when he was little with his sister Abby (Tears Like the Rain). They were raised like Cheyenne and given names like the Cheyenne. He soon falls in love with Hannah, but so much turbulance is happening during this time period (1864), and the Cheyenne and Sioux are rallying to fight the whites from settling the frontier. They are soon torn apart and thrust into worlds they are unfamilar with. It's a wonderful story of courage and love and brought tears to my eyes many times. Windrider is also known as Ryder Larson, a white indian living amongst the Cheyenne as a Cheyenne Warrior who had rivaled the most feirce of the warriors. Connie Mason never disapoints and brings to life a great story. It's definately worth a read.