Le Sioux

Résumé

Série "Men Made in America II" - Tome 34

Série "Men Made in America" - Tome 34

Sur le sentier de l'amour !

Une tempête de neige sur une réserve indienne, un mystérieux et séduisant commissaire, des enfants abandonnés, un chalet perdu dans les montagnes... Carla, le destin frappe enfin à ta porte !

A Fort Yates, le temps perdu est retrouvé, les amants réunis, les frères ennemis réconciliés.

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Description en VO :

NORTH DAKOTA -- WHERE THE WEST BEGINS

Rafe Strongheart was a loner. He was a tribal police chief who did his job without getting personally involved. When Carly Austin became a teacher at the reservation school, he advised her to do the same. She, the eternal optimist, and he, the hard-bitten realist, would never see eye to eye. She'd been out of his reach in high school, and, as far as he was concerned, nothing had changed. He was still the rebellious boy from the wrong side of the tracks, and she was still the uptown girl.

Carly recognized the lawman's tough-guy act for what it was -- a surefire defense against disappointment. Rafe had to learn the virtue of letting down his guard -- but the toughest challenge would be teaching him to trust in her love.

Men Made in America: Fifty red-blooded, white-hot, true-blue hunks from every state in the Union.

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North Dakota - Where the West Begins

Rafe Strongheart was a loner, a Tribal police chief who did his job without getting personally involved. When Carly Austin became teacher at the Indian boarding school on his reservation, he advised her to do the same. She, eternal optimism, he, the hard-bitten realist - they'd never see eye to eye. But in the face of North Dakota's cold winter wind, Carly found shelter in the strong arms of a lawman. And she taught Rafe to trust in her love.

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North Dakota

A Class Act...

that was Carly Austin. High class all the way. She'd been out of Rafe Strongheart's reach in high school, and as far as he was concerned nothing had changed. He was still the Indian boy from the wrong side of the tracks, and she was still the uptown girl, the concerned liberal, teaching in the reservation school.

Then one night Carly got stranded in a blizzard, and it fell to Rafe to warm her by his fire - and in his bed. For years he'd kept his heart encased in ice, but now the fire of love he lit in Carly seemed destined to set him aflame, as well.

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North Dakota, where the West begins: Rafe Strongheart was a loner, a Tribal police chief who did his job without getting personally involved. Carly Austin became a teacher at the Indian boarding school on his reservation.