Judith E. French

Moon Dancer (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Life's Barter. . .

Fiona O'Neal hopes to flee Ireland's dire poverty by coming to America as an indentured servant. But her modest dreams are shattered when she is ruthlessly traded to a pair of vulgar backwoodsmen. Yet her greatest fear may be the handsome shaman, Wolf Shadow, who rescues her virtue from ruin--and takes her to live among the Shawnee. . .

Love's Rescue. . .

A powerful peacemaker, Wolf Shadow knows war is imminent and is determined to unite the tribes. But he will risk his life, and his mission, to awaken the brave and beautiful Fiona to his love--and an untamed passion she'd sworn to resist, but cannot long deny. . .

111,520 Words

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kensington
• Seitenzahl: 376
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781601830913
• Artikelnr.: 39417074

Autorenporträt

Judith E. French is the author of twenty-one full-length historical romances. Her adventure-laden novels, known for strong heroines and authentic research, are translated into numerous foreign languages and sold around the world. Judith has been a three time Romance Writers of America Rita finalist and has won several awards from Romantic Times Magazine and Affaire de Coeur.

Not content to merely write Romance novels, Judith is a member of Romance Writers of America and belongs to the Delaware, Virginia, and Georgia Chapters.

Judith, a farmer's daughter, is descended from colonial British settlers and Native Americans in the Chesapeake Bay region. No doubt reflected in her novels, she inherited a strong family tradition of story telling. The mother of four adult children, including best-selling historical novelist Colleen Faulkner, Judith lives with her husband, a Norwegian Elkhound, and several Siamese cats. The brood makes their home in a restored 18th century farmhouse near Maryland's Eastern Shore. The house has been in her family since 1734.

Readers can find Judith's upcoming release, the novella The Bride of the Red Wolf, in the August release by Kensington, Castle Magic. This piece was written as a collaboration between Judith, her daughter Colleen, and their friend Hannah Howell. Before writing the novella, she was lucky enough to travel extensively in the Scottish Highlands. She enjoyed the country so much that she will be returning again in the summer of 1999 in order to do more research on this romantic area.