White Christmas: A Reunion — Susan Edwards

Bodil is a struggling rancher about to lose his land to a corrupt banker who isn't above using sabotage to get the ranch. His godfather offers to pay off the bank. The catch? Marry the man's granddaughter who was raised by the Lakota.



A White Reunion is about to take place but when her grandfather shows up, Beth Ann isn't happy. This is one reunion she wants nothing to do with for she blames him for the death of her parents who died at the hands of the Crow while heading west.



Captured by the Crow, then rescued by the Sioux, Beth Ann is happy with her Lakota family and has no intention of returning to her grandfather's world. Not even for Bo, the boy next door she'd once adored.



Bo can't believe the skinny, gangly girl of six has grown into a beautiful, strong woman. Suddenly, marriage doesn't sound like such a bad idea. Too bad Beth Ann has refused to return with her grandfather and he can't remain in her world. His life is back on his ranch, not in the wilderness. He has two months to convince her that home is where the heart is and that he is her heart.



Forces gather against them. Someone is trying to kill Bo. Can Beth Ann and Bo overcome the threats to their lives and find in each other a love that transcends time, distance and culture?