Apache Warrior Trilogy Series by Carol Ann Didier

Two sisters head west to find their uncle after their parent’s death, only to find more heartache ahead when a Chiricahua Apache warrior takes one sister captive. A Baltimore belle and an Apache brave caught up in a taboo love that has the power to heal or harm a broken people. Set in l860’s Arizona, Apache Warrior proves love knows no color, creed or race... moreTwo sisters head west to find their uncle after their parent’s death, only to find more heartache ahead when a Chiricahua Apache warrior takes one sister captive. A Baltimore belle and an Apache brave caught up in a taboo love that has the power to heal or harm a broken people. Set in l860’s Arizona, Apache Warrior proves love knows no color, creed or race. It happens in the heart, when and where you least expect it, and if allowed to grow, can conquer differences in culture, hatred and personal loss. less

Book 2 in the Apache Warrior series first published by Kensington Books in 2008. APACHE PROMISE follows the taboo love between a Chiricahua Apache brave and a Baltimore belle in Southwest Arizona in the 1860s. Amanda Carroll was kidnapped from the stagecoach on the way to Tucson to make a new life for her and her sister after the death of their parents in Baltimore... moreBook 2 in the Apache Warrior series first published by Kensington Books in 2008. APACHE PROMISE follows the taboo love between a Chiricahua Apache brave and a Baltimore belle in Southwest Arizona in the 1860s. Amanda Carroll was kidnapped from the stagecoach on the way to Tucson to make a new life for her and her sister after the death of their parents in Baltimore. After her Apache marriage to warrior Kayto, Cochise goes on the warpath, forcing Amanda to find her way back to her uncle in Tucson. Sad to leave Kayto behind, she is nonetheless happy to be reunited with her sister who has fallen in love with the gambler from her stagecoach days. APACHE PROMISE proves that love happens in the heart when you least expect it. It knows no color, creed or race, but if allowed to grow, can conquer differences in culture, hatred, and personal loss. Visit Carol Ann Didier's website for information on all her published books http://www.carolanndidier.com less