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Savage Surrender — Colleen French
SAVAGE LOVE
By sheer will, Lady Rachael Moreover stays alive until one warrior who's different from the rest steps forward and wins her heart in this thrilling frontier love story.
The English Lady is on her way to Philadelphia when she is attacked by the Iroquois chief Broken Horn and his war party who kidnap her and her fiancé, Scottish Viscount Gifford Langston. Broken Horn can't decide whether to keep this beauty or sell her to the French, who pay good money for white women. When she rejects his advances, he decides to sell her.
Lady Rachel's determination and fearlessness are what keep her alive the first few days at the Indian village. There she meets Storm Dancer, Broken Horn's brother, who remembers her as the woman who stood up to them when any one of them might have cut her down, just like that. She has a brave heart.
Rachael and her fiancé make a desperate attempt to escape under night's cover. He gets away, but Broken Horn catches Rachael and carries her back to the village, where the tribe is waiting for her with a roaring fire. Two men bind her to a pole like a hog tied for slaughter.
Pretty Woman, Broken Horn's wife, who has been using Rachael as her domestic slave, approaches her. “I told you no run. I told you no touch my man.” A smile crosses her misshapen mouth. “Now you pay price.”
Men begin to pile branches around her. Drums pound a slow, ominous beat and the men dance around her. Then Rachael sees the torch approaching. They are going to burn her alive….
By sheer will, Lady Rachael Moreover stays alive until one warrior who's different from the rest steps forward and wins her heart in this thrilling frontier love story.
The English Lady is on her way to Philadelphia when she is attacked by the Iroquois chief Broken Horn and his war party who kidnap her and her fiancé, Scottish Viscount Gifford Langston. Broken Horn can't decide whether to keep this beauty or sell her to the French, who pay good money for white women. When she rejects his advances, he decides to sell her.
Lady Rachel's determination and fearlessness are what keep her alive the first few days at the Indian village. There she meets Storm Dancer, Broken Horn's brother, who remembers her as the woman who stood up to them when any one of them might have cut her down, just like that. She has a brave heart.
Rachael and her fiancé make a desperate attempt to escape under night's cover. He gets away, but Broken Horn catches Rachael and carries her back to the village, where the tribe is waiting for her with a roaring fire. Two men bind her to a pole like a hog tied for slaughter.
Pretty Woman, Broken Horn's wife, who has been using Rachael as her domestic slave, approaches her. “I told you no run. I told you no touch my man.” A smile crosses her misshapen mouth. “Now you pay price.”
Men begin to pile branches around her. Drums pound a slow, ominous beat and the men dance around her. Then Rachael sees the torch approaching. They are going to burn her alive….
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