The Indian's 'Blind' Bride's & The Fostered Indian Baby (Brides & Babies for The Lonely Indians #1)
Faye Sonja
Jane Morgan is beautiful and young, but has a condition that makes it hard to make lasting connections with people.
Face Blindness…
She can't recognize ANYONE: not family, not friends, and not even herself when she looks in the mirror.
The condition has made life hard for her, but as trouble goes, it always comes in pairs.
When one night her father murders his female slave, Jane runs, taking the infant of the native with her.
Without many options, she decides to become a mail-order-bride. She's not looking for love, and with her inability to remember faces, she is sure that love will never find her.
Tahoma hates anyone that isn't Ayze.
Scarred from the memory of a raid that took away his dearest friend ten years before, he's learned not to trust easily.
Being a warrior of the Ayze tribe, and next in line to become chief, he's a fighter. He's shed blood and risked his life for his people and bravely protects their land, so when he's forced to marry Jane, he vows to only give her what he gives to anyone else: protection.
But Jane and Tahoma soon find out that even the bravest men need tenderness.
If Jane can manage to find the slightest emotion in Tahoma, she will have the power to finally bring them both the love they need, or possibly destroy everything around them.
This is a sweet and CLEAN WESTERN ROMANCE short story.
Each installment is designed to be read in around two hours, so they're perfect for when you're waiting at appointments or have a few extra minutes to spare.
Each short story can be read as a stand alone but if you wish to read about the story of Naomi and Kai in order the first two books are available for just $0.99 or FREE on Kindle Unlimited.
Brides & Babies for The Lonely Indians:
Book2: Naomi’s story: The Indian’s Unwanted Bride & Her Baby
Book3: Kai’s story: The Feisty & Young Indian Bride
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The 'Brides & Babies for The Lonely Indians' series
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