A Class Act (Men Made in America: North Dakota #34)

by Kathleen Eagle

A CLASS ACT... that was Carly Austin. High class all the way. She'd been out of Rafe Strongheart's reach in high school, and as far as he was concerned nothing had changed. He was still the Indian boy... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373360371
• ISBN13: 9780373360376
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Harlequin
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.

Customer Reviews

PRETTY GOOD STORY BUT . . . . . . .!

A Class Act was a really well written story with good content but too much dependence on the bed scenes to hold the story together.Rafe Strongheart was a Tribal police chief who was very interested in helping the young boys who were turning out to be hellions.Carly Austin, who had been in high school about the same time as Rafe had become a very accomplished teacher and was now working for the system. The school is connected with the Indian Reservation and their people.Frankie Fire Cloud was becoming a bone of contention between Rafe and Carly. Carly tended to see the good in people and Rafe was always aware of how the boys could ruin their lives.Blame it on a Blizzard! Although Carly had been around, Rafe had not come in contact with her until a blizzard hit. And he had to save her. They were snowed in until the BIA Road Commission could plow them out.During that time Carly learned of Rafe's horses and that he painted. Apparently Rafe had fallen for Carly fifteen years before but had issues to settle and he squelched his feelings and now Carly is seeing the man and tries a little positive pursueing. There follows a bit of gentle give and take as Rafe resists Carly's advances and she has a couple of mild scurmishes with the boys and Rafe.She finally takes Rafe to meet her grandfather. therein is another story. grin. But she does succeed in seducing Rafe and oh la! here we go again.She does get Rafe to finally tell his story [after the shootout] It is a story to enjoy and then pass around but doesn't have much staying power. Characters are excellent, story is pretty darn good but . . . . . Ah Well, see for yourself, you should enjoy.

One of my favorites

Carly Austin, had been out of Rafe STrongheart's reach in high school. Now she was back in his orbit teaching in the reservation school. There are many facets to both these characters that I really enjoy. It is a great read. Set in North and South Dakota on the Sioux Indian Reservation.