Navajo Night

· Kensington Publishing Corp.
4.2
33 reviews
Ebook
352
Pages

About this ebook

A white woman and a Navajo holy man dare a perilous love on the Wild West's most treacherous frontier. . .

Unspoken Passion Yields To. . .

JoAnna Lund and her father are risking everything to settle safely out west and leave their tragic past far behind. And as a lone rider blocks their trail, they are prepared for trouble. But from the moment JoAnna locks eyes with the tall, proud Navajo brave, she feels an irresistible, dangerous desire. . .

Forbidden Pleasure

Notah Begay wonders why the young woman and her father have ventured so deep into his people's territory. But he is fascinated by JoAnna's gentle spirit, and her honesty sparks a passion that his carefully-guarded heart can't deny. And nothing--and no man--will prevent him from claiming the woman who has made him hers forever. . .

"An outstanding romance novel. . .pure reading pleasure and hard to put down." --Affaire de Coeur

"Didier creates likable characters, a romantic setting and romantic tension." --Romantic Times

Ratings and reviews

4.2
33 reviews
Charlotte Adams
October 1, 2015
It was good but it didn't keep me interested in the plot. I couldn't stay interested in it for long.
Sharon Hill
December 31, 2015
Although interesting, I felt it read like a teenagers book. There was no "meat" to the story. It seemed to be all fluff.
Sierra “xXFallen-OneXx” M
March 22, 2014
Navajo Night is such a great book, I wouldn't put it down. I absolutely loved it
1 person found this review helpful

About the author

Carol Ann Didier’s debut novel, APACHE WARRIOR, was released by Kensington Publishing Corporation of New York, on April 1, 2008. It is the story of a Baltimore belle and an Apache brave caught up in a taboo love that has the power to heal or harm a broken people.

Set in historical 1860’s SW Arizona, APACHE WARRIOR proves love knows no color, creed, or race. It happens in the heart, when and where you least expect it, and if allowed to grow, can conquer differences in culture, hatred, and personal loss.

Follow the exciting love story of Amanda Carroll and Kayto as they fight against the prejudices of their peoples, the United States government, and their own misconceptions to find a love to last a lifetime.
Ask Carol Ann and she will tell you she's a late bloomer. She had no idea she would be starting a second career as a writer after retiring from her first career, let alone writing about Native Americans. However, she will tell you that it is a love that grew out of her fascination with our westward expansion as a nation and because at twelve years old, she went to see Jeff Chandler play Cochise in the movie, BROKEN ARROW. She says at 12 she fell in love with a dead Jewish actor, who played a dead Indian chief. From then on, every book report or term paper in high school was on our early pioneers and the first real Americans.

Later, as an adult, she visited the very places she had studied and actually stayed on several reservations during summer vacations, making friends with Apaches, Navajos, Sioux and others, through the help of missionary friends living and working there.

Carol Ann has been published in CHARISMA and LITERARY-LIFT-OFF magazines. She also writes inspirational vignettes, verses for greeting cards, and stories for her grandchildren.
Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, she now lives on the east coast of Florida.

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