Savage Mists

by Cassie Edwards

Book Overview

A virile, young Omaha chieftain retaliates against the government's abuse of his people by kidnapping a beautiful, innocent woman. At first recalcitrant, she soon vows to surmount any obstacle that... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0843933046
• ISBN13: 9780843933048
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: Leisure Books
• Length: 448 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Enjoyed

I justed finished reading Savage Mists. I could not put it down. I enjoyed the story about Damita and Timonthy. The way that Iron Cloud and the Omaha people received Damita and Timothy into there lives was great. It was a great story about two different cultures and how they came together. I always enjoy reading the books by Cassie Edwards. Please keep them coming.

Read it!

Savage Surrender was a lot hotter; but I really enjoyed reading this one.

starts slow, but pays off!

This was a good book, which was rather surprising, as I was fully prepared to dislike it from the start, as I hate the books where the woman gets captured and then falls for her captor. It always seems to weak-willed and silly. But if you stick with this book, going beyond the pages where you might dislike Iron Cloud wanting to forcefully change Damita into White Willow, you'll see his attitude changes quickly, and really you get the impression all along that he probably wouldn't have forced her into anything for very long! She eventually chose her own destiny and chose Iron Cloud and his people over her cruel cousin. Iron Cloud and Damita's love was very palpable and he was gentle and loving with her in a way that's very envious for any red-blooded woman! His devotion to Timothy was sweet, where even when Damita was pregnant, Iron CLoud had decided that even if the child was a boy, he's still give Timothy (a white child, remember), his position as chief someday. So, I'd recommend this book if you can make it past the beginning. Cyndi

Another great book.

This is just one of Cassie Edwards's books and like the others it is one that shouldn't be missed. A+++++++