Review: Fantastic Book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2012
This book caught my attention right from the start, and there was no putting it down from then on.Andrew Fox was a Half Breed Seminole Indian, raised by his Indian father. He was also born a bastard. His mother (a Boston socialite) and father had a short affair, but she left his father behind and went back to Boston without even so much as giving his father a goodbye. Nine months later she returns just long enough to drop the baby on his door step, and to say that she doesn't want to ever have anything else to do with him. His father was so heart broken, because he really loved this woman. It's just too bad that she never wanted anything else to do with him, after their brief torrid affair had ended..From then on Andrew was raised by his Indian Family. He's had a rough up bringing because he wasn't white nor was he pure Indian like the rest of the family. He was tormented and ridiculed by almost everyone in town. When he was sixteen he left the town and took on high risks jobs. Now he's back home again, working as one of the highest paid, and well sought after Bounty Hunter. He's rough , tough, and let's no one get close to him except his grandfather, Eli Fox.Lucinda Warren comes into town to do a thesis paper on Old Indian Rituals, in order to get her Doctorate Degree. Cindy gets what she needs to finish her paper, but she also gets a whole lot more then that when she suddenly catches Drew's attention. At first he thinks she's just like all the other white women he's been around, woman just like his own mother, who he's still trying to come to terms with. But soon he finds there is so much more to her, and she is nothing like the woman who gave birth to him.Mean while, Cindy has learned there is another whole tender side to Drew, a side he's never let anyone else see before. She may still be a innocent naive virgin, but she is also tough as nails when she needs to be. Most of all, she doesn't view him as a Half Breed or a Bastard, she see's him for who he is way down deep inside. A very loving and caring person who does everything he can to help the ones he loves, but also a man who's afraid to love for fear of being hurt again..This is a really great book, believe me.Would I recommend this book? Yes, in a heart beat.