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    The Renegade's Woman
    The Renegade's Woman
    The Renegade's Woman
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    The Renegade's Woman

    By Nikita Black

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    Sally Hewitt climbed into a covered wagon and headed West for a new life, praying she wouldn’t run into hostile Indians along the way. She’d heard what happened to innocent female victims at their hands... But the handsome Arapaho renegade Standing Bear was anything but savage or cruel, instead he taught her forbidden pleasures, coaxing reactions from her body and her heart she never dreamed possible.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCajun Hot Press
    Release dateNov 16, 2011
    ISBN9781465814135
    The Renegade's Woman
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    Nikita Black

    New York Times and USA Today bestselling author NINA BRUHNS aka NIKITA BLACK achieved international bestsellerdom writing for Berkley, Harlequin, and Silhouette, and as an indie author with Cajun Hot Press. Nina has earned numerous awards for her thirty-plus books to date, including three Daphne du Maurier Awards for Best Overall Mystery-Suspense Book of the Year, three Rita nominations, four RT Bookclub Reviewers Choice Awards, a National Readers Choice Award, five Dorothy Parker Awards of Excellence, and two Golden Hearts.

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      Coming off of reading her other romantica - Cajun Hot - this is a definite let down. I felt like she hurried up and wrote it without regard to fine tuning her dialogue between characters (everything is really stilted and doesn't flow for me). That left everything else hard to enjoy.I felt it wasn't the same author.

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