Comanche Woman — Joan Johnston

IN THE ARMS OF A BOLD WARRIOR, SHE FOUND A LOVE BEYOND HER WILDEST DREAMS!

Captured by the Comanche Indians, Bayleigh Stewart clung to fantasies of Jonas Harper, the wealthy gentleman she had fallen in love with long ago in Boston. . . in a world of elegance so far removed from the hide tent she now called home . . .

Yet it was not Jonas who finally rescued her, but Long Quiet--a tall, handsome half-breed at war with his own soul. In the white man's world, he'd once glimpsed Bayleigh, an angel with eyes the dark purple of a stormy night, and hair the color of fire. He would have searched for her for a thousand years. And when he found her, he saw that the harsh Indian life had tempered her lush femininity with steel, making her more beautiful still. Claimed as his Comanche bride, Bayleigh discovered a passion as dazzling as sun on water, as free as a soaring eagle. But when danger forced her home to her father's Texas plantation, Bayleigh feared she would lose Long Quiet forever.