Lonewolf's Woman

By: Deborah Camp

Narrated by: Romy Nordlinger

Orphaned, penniless, and determined to keep her family together, Elise St. John hastily arranges to marry the half-Apache Missouri landowner Blade Lonewolf, who has agreed to adopt her younger sister. It is a marriage in name only, intended to make the unconventional adoption acceptable.

But as they try to form a family - a Baltimore debutante who can’t even cook and an outcast Indian whose heart is closed to love - they are beset by needs and desires they never anticipated. Living with Blade becomes a sweet torment. His vitality awakens Elise in a desire that’s too dangerous to acknowledge - but just as impossible to ignore. For Blade, true love becomes a tantalizing promise held just out of reach. It is only when they are in greatest danger of losing everything that they find the fulfillment of their most splendid dreams.

©1995 Deborah Camp (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

Lonewolf 's Woman

Good Read. Not the typical storyline. I enjoyed the entire book. Good for you Harriet.

Great characters

story was good and entertaining. kept my attention through the whole book. characters had good sense of humors.

Love this!

Love this, excellent, exciting all the way through the story of a challenging time and a sweet family

Sweet love story!

I read this book many years ago.listening to it was nice, but it would’ve been great if it had dual narrators. Especially the voice of Blade Lonewolf with Troy Duran, Zachary Weber or Sebastian York YUM!!! I have missed good historical western romances.

Lonewolf woman

Good book from beginning to end kind of book that you can listen as you’re doing your daily chores around the house just enjoyable