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August 2005
Featuring: Wa-na-pay-a; Wynter McCain; Sage McCain; Dax Oliver
260 pages ISBN: 1932673636 e-Book
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Historical | Romance Historical
Wynter McCain was born into a life of wealth and luxury in
North Carolina, although her childhood was plagued with
tragedy. In her adolescence, she sneaks into the attic
one day, only to stumble across her mother's diary. She
soon discovers that she was a twin at birth, and her
mother's desolate words reveal that her sister was
stillborn. Or was she? Wynter has always been a young
woman ahead of her time, and at eighteen, convinces her
father to allow her a year-long visit her aunt and uncle
in Minnesota at their ranch, Full Circle. Soon after
arriving, she meets the dashing and wild Dax Oliver, and
his kind and handsome brother Cord. When Civil War breaks out, Dax enlists with his younger
brother, Fenn, and they soon find themselves amidst the
bloodiest of battles fought in the deep south. How was he
to know when he left home that the brown-eyed beauty of
his dreams was with child---his child? Realizing that
even on the plains of Minnesota, unwed mothers are
considered a terrible breech of social propriety, Wynter
accepts an offer of marriage from Cord. When Fenn is
killed in battle, and Dax is wounded, the army gives him
an honorable discharge and sends him home. There was no
way he could have prepared himself for what he found once
he arrived. Not only has the woman he loves married his
brother, but the entire county is caught up in a bloody
war with the Dakota Indians. Half of his family has been
slaughtered during the uprising, his brother Cord is
missing, and Wynter has been kidnapped by the Indians and
sold to French traders. There is only one man who can help bring Wynter back, an
Indian tracker by the name of Wa-na-pay-a. How was Dax to
know that the tracker is married to a woman who is the
spitting image of Wynter!
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