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Summer Storm by Catherine Hart · Booklabria

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Summer Storm

RomanceHistorical Romance

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Summer Storm, a woman as tempestuous and unpredictable as a desert thunderstorm, matches wits with Windrider, the warrior chief who vows to tame her, even though she had given her heart to another.

Summer Series: 1- Summer Storm 2- Silken Savage

Subjects: Romance
Historical Romance
Western Romance
Cheyenne Indians
Native American Romance

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