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Lädt ... Running Wolf (Harlequin Historical)von Jenna Kernan
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Rival tribes... Running Wolf is a valiant Sioux warrior. During his first raid as war chief, he captures a surprising Crow enemy--a woman! This spirited fighter is unlike any he's ever met. Her beauty and audacity are entrancing, but threaten his iron resolve... ...rival passions Snow Raven must focus on freeing herself, not on the man who keeps her captive. But as she falls deeper under Running Wolf's spell, she realizes he is her warrior--and she'll risk everything for him! Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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The Running Wolf is about two Native Americans from warring tribes: Sioux and Crow, a sort of Romeo and Juliet forbidden love. There was an added dimension to this dynamic with both characters being very concerned about their duties to their respective tribes. It upped the stakes and propelled the narrative, especially at the end. Just when you think everything's solved, you still have 12% of the book left. The amazing thing for me was that it never seemed to drag. There wasn't a lull in the middle or fabricated drama at the end. Every scene was meaningful, and the pace was just right.
I don't have too many negative things to say about this book. It got a little predictable at times, but that's not the end of the world. If violence or physical abuse trigger you in any way, I would be wary of this book. Like I said, it's not about lawn bowling and parties. It gets very real, but that's why I like it so much. There are broken families and hurting people in the world, and I want to see them represented in the books I read. If you can get past that, then I think you'll appreciate this book. At the very least, you'll learn something, and that's always a plus in my book. :) ( )