Craves More Romance Review for Moon of the Falling Leaves

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Today, July 25, 2008, 7 hours ago noreply@blogger.com (Kerensa)

MOON OF FALLING LEAVES
By Diane Davis White
9780980035605
Jessica couldn’t be worse off. Her husband’s death just three days earlier has left her and her family unprotected against the coming winter with only a destroyed wagon for shelter. So when a handsome Lakota Warrior arrives claiming a vision showed him she would need his help she can only agree and keep a watchful eye on him. Perhaps too watchful she realizes as the tenderness he offers her children and his kindness to her begins to make her feel something other than just mere appreciation toward him. As her time with him grows so do the heated glances between them and she will have to decide if she can risk following what’s in her heart.
The star crossed lovers of Diane Davis White’s novel MOON OF FALLING LEAVES are the characters romance readers can’t get enough of. With the mutual distrust forged between the Lakota people and the White’s the two have enough riding against them from the beginning. Yet somewhere between Swift Eagle’s kindness towards her children and the unquenchable passions he stirs in her, Jessica finds herself in love. It’s this ability to not only transport her readers within her novel, but to make them feel connected to her characters that makes Ms. White’s MOON OF FALLING LEAVES a historical romance readers will be beyond delighted to share with their friends.