White Wind (Leisure historical romance)
Sarah recalled the day when she was a little girl, out on her own and she was hurt.  An Indian brave helped her, and she trusted him.  She has dreamt of that brave, and she wonders if she will ever see him again.  Her Pa has died, and her guardian is an evil, loathsome man named Willie, who wants Sarah and the money her father left her.  Sarah despises Willie.   She is afraid of him and decides to leave her home in order to assure the safety of her older friends, Mary and Ben,  and to look for her biological father, an Indian brave.  Golden Eagle remembers the little girl he helped years ago.  She had blond hair and sky blue eyes.  He is restless and cannot explain why.  He goes off by himself, and after wandering about, he hears sobbing.  Golden Eagle approaches the person, and is stunned to find out it is the same girl he aided, but now she is a woman.  Sarah knows immediately that this brave is her Golden Eagle.  He believes the great spirit has brought them together again and that she is his soulmate.  He takes her to his village, wanting to marry her.  But Golden Eagle's marriage has already been arranged.  Golden Eagle and Sarah fall deeply in love and she hopes to become his wife.  An envious and mean spirited Indian girl dashes Sarah's dreams by telling her the truth of Golden Eagle's arranged marriage.  Sarah, now known as White Wind, and Golden Eagle's future is uncertain.  Willie needs her to collect the money and Chief Hawk Eyes is determined to see his son marry, as arranged.  Golden Eagle and White Wind face the many challenges they encounter, and together they discover if their love is strong enough to ride the wind on the wings of an eagleWhite Wind is a sweeping romance that soars!  Susan Edwards has a bright future! Talented and skillful, this first rate author has proven her mettle with White Wind!  The words of Susan Edwards flow smoothly and gracefully in this tremendous romance!  Ms. Edwards writing style makes White Wind thoroughly enjoyable!  The setting is beautiful and unspoiled, the plot is realistic, and the characters in White Wind are strong, determined and believable.   Ms. Edwards has created a romantic work of art!Gloria Miller  --Copyright © 1994-97 Literary Times, Inc.  All rights reserved--FromLiterary Times