Savage Flames

by Cassie Edwards

Book Overview

Stunned by the murder of her husband, terrified by the disappearance of her daughter, Lavinia ventures alone into the Everglades. But instead of death, she finds life - a peaceful village and a man... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0843958774
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Leisure Books
• Length: 287 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 3.0" x 1.0" x 2.0"

Customer Reviews

captivating

Savage Flames (Savage (Leisure Paperback)) Absolutely captivating, couldn't put it down. I've enjoyed so many of Cassie Edwards books!

delightful Indian romance

In 1851 in Florida Lavinia Price lives a perfect life with a loving adoring husband who she thinks the world of and a wonderful daughter. Their plantation home is beautiful and shows their affluence without being gaudy. One day, Lavinia notices a white cat in a tree on their plantation; before she can blink the feline seems to change into a green-eyed Indian; and before a second blink she sees an empty tree. She has no time to be shook by what she saw because immediately afterward her beloved husband is killed. Her brother-in-law Hiram coveted what his late sibling had, the plantation and Lavinia; he schemes to force the grieving widow into marrying him. However when her daughter vanishes into the nearby Everglades, Lavinia follows. Meanwhile the green-eyed Seminole who watched her from her tree quietly and safely guides the two female Prices to his people's legendary but secret camp on Mystic Island. Lavinia falls in love with this majestic warrior and his tribe while Hiram, using the soldiers who are forcing Indians onto the reservations, sets out to make her his whether she wants that or not. As is typical of the Cassie Edwards' Indian romances a brave morally upright white female, an ethically courageous Indian male and an evil white male form the classic Edwards' triangle. However, also as always with a Ms. Edwards' historical, SAVAGE FLAMES is an entertaining tale that shines a light on a Seminole tribe refusing to live on a reservation; opting instead to hide and reside in the swamps. Once again Ms. Edwards provides her fans with a delightful nineteenth century story. Harriet Klausner