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by: Madeline Baker  Price: $7.72 Prices subject to change.Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Dewey Decimal Number: 813 EAN: 9780451204981 ISBN: 0451204980 Label: Signet Manufacturer: Signet Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 352 Publication Date: January 01, 2002 Publisher: Signet Studio: Signet Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Finally a Native American novel with respect. Lakota Love Song is a simple story of love. It is about a young white woman whom is full of compassion and acceptance whom falls in love with an equally compassionate Lakota warrior. It is not a steamy sexy romance but modest and sweet, something pure and innocent that should grab every heart. Kay-Lee ( how Blue Hawk pronounces her name which adds to the believable line) is not a spoiled sassy girl nor does the two fuss and fight. Blue Hawk is not an arrogant warrior that shows his superior by forcing ... Read More Rating: - Just finished it last night!!Great story, wonderful ending. I definitely consider this a Christian romance novel, because of how Kaylee's stepfather had a sudden change of heart.He may have been a bigot in the beginning but realizing how much he truly loved Kaylee's mother and what Blue Hawk did for him and his family and realizing who really was stealing his cattle, I just had to give this 5 stars. The book was off the hook. Rating: - Beautiful RomanceI loved it. I loved hoe the heroine saved him and how the hero was so taken with her right from the beginning. It was definitely a great book. Rating:  - Excellent historical, good romance, depressing endingThis book stands out for me because of the incredible scene of the battle against Custer. Very well written and triumphant. Also, Baker makes good use of the Lakota language and stays true to many of their traditions. As a historical story, this book is very enthralling. The romance is good, because of Blue Hawk's devotion to Kaylee. However, Kaylee gets annoying because she pushes Blue Hawk into dangerous situations, with only her own comfort in mind. The end is very depressing. It is ... Read More Rating: - Another wonderful story from a master of Native American romCourtesy of The Best Reviews Kaylee Matthews is out riding her family's ranch one day and comes across a Lakota warrior who was wounded and left for dead. She knows she must help him, and does so while hiding him from her family. As she is helping him recover, Kaylee finds herself becoming bound to him, tighter and tighter. Blue Hawk awakens to find himself in a white man's lodge, with a beautiful vision before him. He is an injured outsider to this world and longs to return to his ... Read More 
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