Savage Horizons

By Rosanne Bittner and F. Rosanne Bittner

Book Overview

UNTAMED PASSIONS AND WARRIOR'S BLOOD Before the white man walked the land, it belonged to the Sioux, Cheyenne, and Chippewa. But as trappers and pioneers pushed West, the days of innocence ended--and the nights of blood began. Left behind as a legacy of passion and shame was the White Indian called Blue Hawk by his Cheyenne people...and Caleb Sax by the settler who rescued him and raised him as his own child. A wildness raged in this half-Indian boy--and a heritage of courage. As white man and red battled for the untamed frontier, he would become a man torn between two worlds; a man destined for the forbidden desire of a beautiful woman--and a fight for freedom and love.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0445203722
• ISBN13: 9780445203723
• Release Date: January 1987
• Publisher: Warner Books (NY)
• Length: 448 Pages
• Weight: 0.53 lbs.

Customer Reviews

I've read this book about 20 times

Excellent story telling combined with well-researched history, Bittner makes the book come alive in your mind. The characters are people you can admire and love. The treatment of Native American rituals are respectful detailed and exciting, the romance is to swoon over. Her treatment of the old fronteir is realistic, some main characters die throughout the book as they would have had they lived on the harsh frontier. Spell binding!

savage horizons

all I can say is Rosanne Bittner is a great writer, there hasnt been a book yet of her I havent loved and Im sure once you read one of her books you to well be hooked

breath taking romance

Once again Rosanne Bittner wows her readers with a passonite love story. Savage Horizons is the first of three books in the Blue Hawk Saga. Bittner has an extoradinary ability to weave together the tragic history of the Native Americans and a breath taking romance. Book One, Savage Horizons tells the tale of a half Indian boy, Blue Hawk. His village destroyed and life as he knew it forever changed Blue Hwak is taken in by the Saxes, a White Family He soon forms a friendship with Sarah, the Saxes only child. This tale of childhood friendship turned forbidden love is a wonderful heart wrenching tale of how true love can conquer all.