Woman of Three Worlds

By: Jeanne Foster

Narrated by: Laurie Klein

In the rugged Southwest of the 1880s, fate made her part of three warring cultures...At the military outpost of Camp Bowie, beautiful Brittany Laird was abused by the family who'd given her sanctuary and pursued by Zach Tyrell, rugged rancher whose kisses both inflamed and frightened her. At an Indian encampment in the Chirichua Mountains, Brittany was held prisoner by the notorious Apaches, her life spared only through the pleas of a child. Resisting the advances of a noble brave, she escaped captivity with the man she loved. In a silver-mining town south of the border, the obstinate Don Roque de Haya wanted to make Brittany his wife. Now she was strong enough to choose her own fate - no matter the consequences...©1995 Dervla Murphy (P)2009 Books In Motion

women of three worlds

not as good as previous book, could be a little boring at times but quite educational in to the apache's culture.

Disappointing

I did not enjoy this book but did manage to stay with it to the end. The plot seemed predictable from the outset and unfortunately didn't improve. I keep most of the books I download in case I want to listen to them again but decided this one wasn't worth the space on my IPod.

Ho-hum . . . . . (yawn)

Way too slow for me. Honestly, I don't even remember the book now, and I only listened to it last week. I would find myself driving or cleaning, and not even listening to the book . . . .