Books matching: native american romance
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Save:'Dancing on Coals' by Ellen O'Connell is a historical romance set in 1881, following the journey of Katherine Grant, a spirited young woman who embarks on a solo trip to America's west coast. After surviving a stagecoach robbery and an encounter with Apaches, Katherine finds herself under the protection of Gaeten, an embittered Apache warrior with a deep-seated hatred towards white people. As they navigate through different cultures, their initial animosity gradually transforms into friendship and eventually love. The novel intricately weaves together themes of survival, prejudice, and the power of acceptance amidst a backdrop of historical accuracy and vivid storytelling.
FOUR PASSENGERS IN a stagecoach instead of six improved the experience from hellish to miserable. No longer crushed between a drummer stinking of whiskey and a cowboy spitting streams of tobacco juice... - #2
Save:'Comanche Moon' by Catherine Anderson is a historical romance novel set in the 1800s during the expansion of the West and the conflict between Native Americans and whites. The story revolves around the characters of Hunter and Loretta, exploring the harsh realities of the time period and the complexities of their relationship. The author delves into tough themes with well-researched details, depicting the attitues and perspectives of both sides through the characters. The plot is captivating and emotional, keeping readers engaged late into the night, making it a compelling page-turner.
portrays a love story that seems impossible at first but evolves into something right and true. Despite the challenges and past traumas faced by the characters, Hunter and Loretta find a way to forgive and move forward towards a happy but uncertain future. The writing style is described as raw, intense, and not a typical happily-ever-after romance, with well-written characters and a pace that keeps readers enthralled throughout the book.
AFTER THE INDIANS DEPARTED, RACHEL bolted from the cabin and wrapped her arms around Loretta. Woodenly she returned her aunt’s embrace but kept her eyes on the cloud of dust that drifted toward the ri... - #3
Save:'Eyes of Silver, Eyes of Gold' by Ellen O'Connell is a captivating western romance set in the Wild West times, focusing on the struggles and evolution of the main characters, Cord and Anne. The plot revolves around their unlikely love story born out of trauma, prejudice, and challenging circumstances in 1880's Colorado. The author's writing style vividly captures the daily minutiae of their lives, portraying realistic descriptions of raw emotions, feelings, and actions, making the story feel more authentic and precious. Despite facing racism, family dynamics, and societal prejudices, Cord and Anne navigate their marriage with mutual respect, partnership, and love, building a life together from the ashes of their past traumas.
DAMP AND SHIVERING, ANNE fought against waking, tried to shut out the sounds of nickering horses, lowing cows, and plaintive cats. As she curled in a tighter ball, stalks of hay pricked her cheek, and... - #4
Save:Readers were impressed by the unique background of the main character, a Native American, and appreciated how the author, Kennedy Ryan, delved deep into relevant issues affecting the community. The story follows the intense and enduring love between the main characters, Maxim and Lennix, spanning years and challenges, ultimately leaving readers eager to continue with the second part of the duology.
Older than the last time I stood in my bedroom with its pink canopy bed and the Princess Barbies shoved to the back of my closet. Posters of NSYNC and Britney Spears still plaster the walls, but right... - #5
Save:"Moon Called" by Patricia Briggs follows the story of Mercy Thompson, a Volkswagen mechanic who is also a shapeshifter able to transform into a coyote. Living in a small town in Washington state, Mercy navigates her life while trying to maintain peaceful relations with neighboring groups of werewolves and vampires. When a newly turned werewolf seeks her help, Mercy gets entangled in a complex intrigue involving the politics of various supernatural creatures in the area. Despite some clumsy exposition at times, readers are drawn into an alternate world with a captivating mix of characters and engaging storytelling.
Mercy's character is portrayed as a strong, relatable, and likable protagonist who faces challenges and mysteries within a world populated by werewolves, vampires, and faeries. offers a unique blend of paranormal elements, fast-paced action, and intriguing relationships, setting the stage for a series filled with supernatural adventures and unexpected twists.
I didn’t realize he was a werewolf at first. My nose isn’t at its best when surrounded by axle grease and burnt oil—and it’s not like there are a lot of stray werewolves running around. So when someon... - #6
Save:Where the Lost Wander is a historical fiction novel set during the westward movement in American history, following the journey of a wagon train heading to California. The story focuses on the perspectives of Naomi and John, as they narrate the incidents that occur during their trip, including their marriage, a tragic event involving an Indian, and the abduction of Naomi and her newborn brother by Indians. The book delves into the struggles, sorrows, and joys of the pioneers on the trail, portraying the harsh realities they faced during their hazardous journey.
She is perched on a barrel in the middle of the wide street, a yellow-frocked flower in a white bonnet, studying the crush of people moving past. Everyone is in a hurry, covered in dust and dissatisfa... - #7
Save:In 'Trail of Lightning' by Rebecca Roanhorse, readers are transported to a post-apocalyptic world where the Navajo reservation, now known as Dinétah, has been reborn after a climate apocalypse. The story follows Maggie Hoskie, a Dinétah monster hunter trained by an immortal being. As she navigates a world filled with gods, heroes, and monsters, Maggie faces personal struggles and battles against supernatural threats. The book is a unique blend of urban fantasy and Native American mythology, with a focus on strong character development and a plot filled with unexpected twists and betrayals.
The writing style in 'Trail of Lightning' is fast-paced and engaging, with deep emotions and complex characters that resonate with readers. The book delves into themes of survival, identity, and the impact of trauma, all set against a backdrop of a richly imagined world where magic, monsters, and ancient legends come to life. Rebecca Roanhorse's storytelling weaves together elements of fantasy, mythology, and post-apocalyptic landscapes to create a gripping tale that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
His stench is part the acrid sweat of exertion, part the meaty ripeness of a carnivore’s unwashed flesh, and part something else I can’t quite name. It fouls the evening air, stretching beyond smell t... - #8
Save:Forced to flee her home on the windswept Texas plains, Amy Masters sought sanctuary in the golden hills of Oregon. There she began a new life, but could never forget her pledge to Swift Antelope, the magnificent Comanche warrior who had captured her heart. In the sequel to Comanche Moon, readers witness the journey of Amy and Swift, two characters with traumatic pasts, as they navigate love, loss, and second chances. The story unfolds in a setting filled with emotion, forgiveness, and the exploration of deep-rooted connections.
Swift and Amy pledged themselves to one another as teens in a Comanche village, but circumstances forced them apart. Years later, when Swift finds Amy in Oregon, he discovers that she has changed and now resists his advances. The book delves into the themes of love, betrayal, and redemption as Swift faces the challenge of winning back Amy's trust and affection amidst their shared history of pain and longing.
Holding Amy's face between his hands, Swift moved his thumbs along her fragile cheekbones, his fingertips electrified where wisps of her silken hair touched. Bathed in moonlight, she shimmered, her c...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Comanche ) - #9
Save:"The Truth According to Ember" is a contemporary romance that follows the journey of a Native American protagonist, navigating the complexities of love and identity. The story revolves around the female main character (FMC), who is portrayed as somewhat of a mess, which adds a layer of authenticity to her struggles. The plot thickens as she grapples with personal conflicts, including some silly lies she has told, leading to a series of unfortunate events and misunderstandings. The male main character (MMC) is depicted as a hot, competent individual who values his own needs in a relationship, providing a contrast to the FMC's more chaotic life.
The writing style has been described as somewhat bogged down, making it a challenge for some readers to fully engage with the narrative. While the FMC's family dynamics and her indigenous heritage are thoughtfully woven into the story, some critiques focus on the pacing of the plot resolution and the character development. The author draws from personal experiences, which adds depth to the characters and their backgrounds, particularly in the portrayal of the MMC's sister, who has Trisomy 21, living a fulfilling and independent life.
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Save:'Savage Ecstasy' in the series 'Gray Eagle' by Janelle Taylor is set in the 18th century during the colonization of America. It follows the story of Alisha, an English expatriate who develops romantic feelings for Gray Eagle, an Oglala Lakota Indian brave, despite his emotionally and physically abusive behavior towards her. The writing style is described as evocative and lyrical, providing detailed descriptions of Lakota culture and traditions. The plot revolves around the complex relationship between Alisha and Gray Eagle, showcasing themes of psychological study, Stockholm Syndrome, and the conflicts between different cultures.
