Thunder on the Plains
To fulfill his dream of building a railroad across America, Bo Landers hires young Colt Travis in 1857 to guide his party along a possible route. Landers's young, innocent, and beautiful daughter Sunny is immediately attracted to the tall, dark, and ruggedly handsome half-breed scout, and he to her. They deny their love for 12 years, knowing their worlds are too different for a relationship between them to succeed. Outside influences work against them, too: war, imprisonment, the deliberate intervention of her relatives, injuries, marriage to others. This is a well-written historical novel, and the macho but tender Colt is a hero to set feminine hearts aflutter. Other characters are also realistic in the action-packed story that only stretches credibility a little. Western romance readers will thoroughly enjoy this.- Andrea Lee Shuey, Dallas P.L.Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.