Title: Dreams of an eagle
Description: In the Comanche spirit realm, there abides the Night Stalker. He feeds on the hatred building between the white men and the Comanche. The prophesy says that there will be one, the White Eagle, who will be able to defeat the Night Stalker if he can join with the one who dreams of the eagle. Crazy Genny. That's what they had called her because her dreams had always come true. But as a schoolteacher in some little known Texas town, she could start over. Genny arrives in Bakerstown, Texas, with one obsession in her heart - to forget the new dreams of the white eagle. However, as soon as she steps off the stage and falls into the arms of a half-breed bounty hunter they call Keenan Eagle, she once again feels her sanity begin to slip. Deep inside her heart starts breaking all over again, knowing that she has come all this way to find herself exactly where she least wants to be. The Comanche prophecy has nothing to do with Keenan Eagle's reappearance in Bakerstown. Having been chased out of this town years before, Keenan Eagle has used the hatred of these people to make himself into the best bounty hunter in Texas. The killing had not relieved the pain and torment he had suffered at their hands. The past does not die easily, and the fact that a new schoolteacher now touched him with a softness in her heart and tenderness in her eyes. It just couldn't be happening all over again. Although a historical by nature, Dreams of an Eagle is a most compelling fantasy romance. Lori's talent lies in her ability to mix genres with a passionate hand. Intensity drives Dreams of an Eagle. Reaching new heights with this story of Comanche spirits and dream weavers, Lori spins a romance that will set hearts flying. A romance that honors fantasy fiction! True legend in the making! You'll find yourself embracing the power of the white eagle! Lori Handeland bridges the Comanche spirit world with passion and tenderness! Karen Ellington -- Copyright © 080198 Literary Times, Inc. All rights reserved -- From Literary Times
Subjects: Fiction, Man-woman relationships
Places: Texas