BLAZE - Susan Johson

" FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HER LIFE SHE WAS FACING A MAN SHE COULDN'T HANDLE ..........."

Boston heiress Blaze Braddock, known more for her daring than her descretion had insisted on trying to persuade the mysterious Absarokee Indian to sell his land claim to her father. But the moment she felt the impact of his tall, rangy body, the heat of his seductive dark eyes, and the drugging warmth that stole through her senses at his skilled touch, she knew she'd been more than reckless to put herself in his hands.

"HE KNEW THE WHITE MAN'S WAY - AND EVERY WOMAN SECRETS ....."

Jon Hazard Black was no savage barbarian but the Harvard - educated son of an Absarokee chief. He knew the value of his land; the gold that ran beneath it would be the salvation of his people. And not even this dangerously tempting beauty could convince him to sell. Held captive by a man who was her sworn enemy, Blaze was swept up in a storm of passion she had never imagined - possessed by a man who vowed he would keep forever what was his.



This is the first novel of the Braddock-Blacks series of Susan Johnson. Got to tell you, I enjoyed reading the series. The setting was in the late 18th centuries, story about two different world presented by Blaze, the well bred bostonian and Jon Hazzard, an educated Absarokee Indian.

The two met under circumtances or Blaze's father wanted to claim the land of Jon's tribe. In her confidence, Blaze was so sure she'll persuaded Jon to sell his land, little did she know, what is the land meant to Jon and his people.

The heat started to when Jon abducted her and accidently seduce Blaze, and how he was in for suprise when he realized that Blaze was a virgin.

Blaze wasn't immune to his charm either, for she craved his touch and kisses, the way he made her feel like no one ever made her feel before, but being an innocent, she craved far more than lust, she wanted his love.

Againts all odds, Blaze and Jon fall in love and decided to stay together, and how they love being tested all over again, when their child was abducted by another tribe and the hatred of Blaze's mother.


Love the book truly, Susan Johnson never fail to amaze me......