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    The Princess and the Wolf: The Clan of the Wolf, #1

    By Karen Kay

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    TWO HEARTS BETRAYED

                Refusing to believe the rumors that the European prince she was forced to marry had died in a far-off land, the princess, Sierra, sets sail to America, bent on revenge and determined to learn the truth. Because she will require a scout to guide her through the wilderness, she calls in a favor from the man who had betrayed her long ago, the man she had once loved deeply and had hoped to wed, the noble Cheyenne scout, High Wolf.

      

                  Many years before, a European prince had invited High Wolf to travel an ocean and as a brother, to live as a member of the royal family.  There High Wolf had fallen in love with the princess, Sierra.  But instead of an engagement and the planned wedding, the princess had treacherously married his friend, the prince.  Betrayed and broken-hearted, High Wolf sailed back to America, determined to forget the princess.  But a promise given to her years earlier brings her back into his life, igniting a desire he must resist, for to surrender to her again is unthinkable.

                  Forced into one another's company, with the threat of life or death around every corner, overcoming their prejudice might be their only means of survival.  But can either of them trust in a love, once betrayed?  Or will their past force them apart again, this time forever?...

    This book has been previously published.

    Warning:  A sensuous romance that might fan the flames of desire.  Be warned.  You might fall in love all over again.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKaren Kay
    Release dateFeb 15, 2018
    ISBN9781386774068
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    The Princess and the Wolf: The Clan of the Wolf, #1
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    Karen Kay

    About the Author       Multi-published author, Karen Kay, has been praised by reviewers and fans alike for bringing the Wild West alive for her readers.        Karen Kay, whose great grandmother was a Choctaw Indian, is honored to be able to write about a way of life so dear to her heart, the American Indian culture.        “With the power of romance, I hope to bring about an awareness of the American Indian’s concept of honor, and what it meant to live as free men and free women. There are some things that should never be forgotten.” Stay in touch with Karen Kay by signing up for her newsletter; https://signup.ymlp.com/xgbqjbebgmgj Find Karen Kay online at: https://www.novels-by-karenkay.com

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