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    White Nights: Book Six of Susan Edwards' White Series
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    White Nights: Book Six of Susan Edwards' White Series

    By Susan Edwards

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    Oregon Trail, 1856

    After her husband is swept away by the furious waters of the Platte River, Eirica Macauley faces the journey along the Oregon Trail alone with three children and another on the way. But Eirica cannot mourn the loss of such a brute, and vows never to give a man power over her again.

    A fellow settler on the trail, James Jones never meant to fall in love with another man's wife, but it was impossible to steel his heart against the beautiful Eirica. If only he can convince Eirica to trust in him, and in her own feelings.

    James is everything her husband wasn't: handsome, caring, honorable. His touch ignites passion. Struggling to survive in the untamed West, Eirica can't help but be tempted by James's offer to care for her and the children. But as they near their destination, and a promising future together, they learn the past may not be so far behind after all...

    Book 6 of 12.

    Previously published.

    93,000 words
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarina Press
    Release dateFeb 20, 2012
    ISBN9781426893261
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    White Nights: Book Six of Susan Edwards' White Series
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    Susan Edwards

    I love animals. I have 5 cats, ages 12, 12, 11, 2,& 2. I also have 2 adorable Chiweenie pups named JJ and Abbey. The 4 youngsters in the pet department make me smile, laugh and sometimes groan each and every day. Recently, I got temporary (ha!) custody of my daughter’s 3 year old, Great Pyrenese named Shasta. We've bonded, especially her to me, so what do you think that means.... Seriously, she's a special needs dog and very sweet. Each spring, we have a nest of swallows in our entry way and I love to watch the babies leave the nest and take flight. I enjoy crafts of all sorts including quilting, sewing, cross stitch and knitting. Knitting and crochet are my current passions. I also enjoy gardening. Through my love of all things Native American, I designed a 26 foot Medicine Wheel Garden. It is a big project but one that I enjoys, except when the weeds threaten. Right now its uncertain who is winning this war. Camping, fishing, biking and hiking (when not hot) are other outdoor pursuits I enjoy with my husband of 35 years. I am, of course, an avid reader. I hate cooking and housework and love to listen to a wide variety of music, including Neil Diamond, Celtic, Native American, Classical, and mood music (bagpipes and howling wolves drive my family nuts). My current favorites are Blackmore's Night and David Lantz I love to hear from my readers and I try to answer all my mail but sometimes it takes a while. Be patient. And check back here for the latest news of my books. Bio Native American/Western romance writer Susan Edwards is the author of the popular “White” Series. She was nomination for Romantic Times Career Achievement Award for Western Historical and Reviewer’s Choice Best Book Award. She is very pleased to be able to offer to her readers her White series in Digital Format. Her SpiritWalker series is also becoming available in digital format starting Summer 2013. Susan is also working on a new White book, a reunion of characters that she hopes will be available December 2013. Contact Susan at: http://susanedwards.com or email her at: susan@susanedwards.com Follow Susan at her various social media outlets. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/susanedwardsauthor Twitter: http://twitter.com/susan_edwards Blog: http://susanedwards.wordpress.com/ Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5051440.Susan_Edwards

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