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Summary: Unforgettable Savage
Review: This series, Brave the Wild Wind, Savage Thunder, and Angel, is outstanding. My personal favorite is Angel, but all these books are terrific. They should be read in order as the plotlines continue through the series. One of Johanna Lindsey's all-time greatest fantasy scenes is in this book. A reviewer here noted that after reading this book, she wanted to "buy a horse". There will be any number of other readers who agree with her, providing, however, that Colt,the hero,is part of the sale! Ms. Lindsey's talents and fertile imgaination are awesome. HIGHLY recommended!
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Summary: AWESOME READING
Review: This was the first Johanna Lindsey book i read.
I was totally captivated. The style and Technique of writing
ensures a riverting read, to my delight as are all the Lindsey books. The sequel ANGEL is just as alluring with a wonderful touch of Hard, Tough and Oh so Dangerous man, and a Gentle, Sweet and Totally exasperating woman.
Thank you Joanna -
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Summary: Simply breathtaking.
Review: This was the first novel I read(at 18)by Johanna Lindsey and that's all it took to get me hooked. This novel was just wonderfully written. I felt so drawn and as if I was a part of this story. I've read the sequels and I must say, she's ruined it for all other romance authors out there!! I'll never go back! I've recommended her to my sister and friends. You are truly the best!!
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Summary: Just plain wonderful!
Review: What more can I say? This book is just fabulous! I am a huge fan of historical romance, and recently discovered Johanna Lindsey. Let me tell you, I am dissapointed that I havn't found her sooner. Her writing is fresh and lite... just enough to give you a little historical lesson without boring you. Johanna's characters are amazingly three dimensional, her plots are unique and interesting, and her choice of setting is delightful. I must say that I was getting rather tired of Regency England, and I was quite happy that _Savage Thunder_ took place in historical America. I have been hunting the shelves of my bookstore and library trying to find a good American historical, and I finally found one. Colt Thunder was a fabulous hero. I loved the fact that he was half Native American and had no social standing whatsoever. Sometimes, I get the feeling that romance novelists are trying to tell their readers that the only way to have a really desireable man is if he is a duke or lord or something. With Colt, you know that Jocelyn loves him for him, and no other reason. He was tall, strong, handsom, etc... I just loved him! Jocelyn was the perfect person for him. She was strong, independent, and wouldn't let anyone tell her what to do... even the man she loved. The scene where she tricks Colt into working for her will bring a smile to your face and warmth to your heart. The relationship these two people had was special and touching. FYI! This book is the second in a trilogy. It starts with _Brave The Wild Wind_, and the series ends with _Angel_. As I usually start series out of order, _Savage Thunder_ was the book I started with. But, I have every intention of finishing the series. So if you love historicals, and are looking for a change of pace, I would highly recomend _Savage Thunder_ to you. It is lite, funny and touching. Enjoy!
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Summary: Great story. Wish there could have been more happy times.
Review: You see it on the covers and I've heard it in some reading circles, yes, you GOT TO LOVE A LINDSEY. I've read Savage Thunder a couple of times over the past few years when I've needed a break from the "real world" and this book sure does it. We first met Colt, aka,White Thunder, and a few of his family members in Brave the Wild Wind. Savage Thunder picks Colt and Jocelyn's story. Johanna Lindsey doesn't write the generic bodice ripper seen in the early Rosemay Rogers books -- yes, there IS hot sex -- but its between partners who are in their own way faithful to each other and love each other deeply. While Lindsey's books are escapist reading, are generally written in another time (or planet) they also deal with many of our modern issues around race,religion and cultural misunderstanding. Anyone can pick up one of her books and relate to parts,if not all of them.Colt, like many of Lindsey's hero's is hurt physically and emotionally, he's vulnerable and hides it until he meets Jocelyn who has no preconceived notions, enjoys life and begins to heal his hurts. In this, Lindsey's 25th book, there is more character development and it almost feels like you know or could know and admire these people. Her descriptions of the places they travel through feed the imagination so that if you are looking to "escape" for a short period of time to another place and time your mind certainly takes you there. Its an easy read, but one you want to read over and over again.
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Summary: Yes indeed, you gotta Love a Lindsey
Review: You see it on the covers and I've heard it in some reading circles, yes, you GOT TO LOVE A LINDSEY. I've read Savage Thunder a couple of times over the past few years when I've needed a break from the "real world" and this book sure does it. We first met Colt, aka,White Thunder, and a few of his family members in Brave the Wild Wind. Savage Thunder picks Colt and Jocelyn's story. Johanna Lindsey doesn't write the generic bodice ripper seen in the early Rosemay Rogers books -- yes, there IS hot sex -- but its between partners who are in their own way faithful to each other and love each other deeply. While Lindsey's books are escapist reading, are generally written in another time (or planet) they also deal with many of our modern issues around race,religion and cultural misunderstanding. Anyone can pick up one of her books and relate to parts,if not all of them. Colt, like many of Lindsey's hero's is hurt physically and emotionally, he's vulnerable and hides it until he meets Jocelyn who has no preconceived notions, enjoys life and begins to heal his hurts. In this, Lindsey's 25th book, there is more character development and it almost feels like you know or could know and admire these people. Her descriptions of the places they travel through feed the imagination so that if you are looking to "escape" for a short period of time to another place and time your mind certainly takes you there. Its an easy read, but one you want to read over and over again.
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