innocent love story | Comanche Moon Rising (Leisure Historical Romance)

Very good read | Comanche Moon Rising (Leisure Historical Romance) | Constance O'Banyon

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	• Comanche Moon Rising (Leisure Historical Romance) Constance O'Banyon Leisure Books, 2009 - 292 pages average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Sweet story

I've just finished reading COMANCHE MOON RISING and found it to be really pleasing. The story of Shiloh and her brother Luke is heartwarming and the that develops between She and Shadowhawk kept a smile on my face long after the story was thru. What a Sweet story !

innocent love story

this was a beautiful love story. the story was innocent and read smoothly. it wasnt overly predictable and left some of the adult themes up to the readers imagination. great writing.

Very good read

I loved this book. The storyline was a great read and the characters were wonderful.

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O'Banyon Fan NOT Disappointed At All

Like the last reader/reviewer, I have collected and read Constance O'Banyon's books since the early 1980s. There is no one who can tell a story like O'Banyon! As a history teacher, I know a lot about the Comanche, who were the fiercest warriors of the American Plains. I thought Ms. O'Banyon did a wonderful job making the Comanche, who historically have a reputation for ruthlessness, sympathetic characters.

COMANCHE MOON RISING has it all--romance that tugs at your heart, wit and humor, and descriptive passages that allow you to imagine you are there with the characters. This book not only has strong main characters, but real-to-life secondary characters, like the heroine's brother and the hero's grandfather.

Like the previous reader/reviewer, I was not ready for the story to end. If you have read Ms. O'Banyon's books, you know that her earlier books were a lot longer, but weren't all the romance books in the 80s and 90s! There seems to be a trend to make the books shorter and shorter, and I have heard that it is high printing costs that have forced the publishers to require less word count from their authors. We shouldn't blame the authors!

I really liked Shadowhawk, the hero, because of his strength and honor, and the difficult decisions he had to make.

In her over 50 books published, I do have my particular favorites, but any O'Banyon book is well worth the reading.

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Struggling to make a new life for herself and her young brother on a rugged ranch in Texas, Shiloh finds an unlikely protector in the chief of a nearby band of Comanches. But when he kidnaps the two of them, she is torn between outrage and the powerful attraction she feels for the virile warrior.

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