Savage Books in Order

Raised by white settlers, Blackfoot Jolena Edmonds dreams of a warrior who seems to call her toward her own people. A journey through Montana brings her to Spotted Eagle, but secrets and enemies threaten their attraction.

Alicia Cline believes she can face the dangers of Arizona Territory, but Apache chief Cloud Eagle presents a challenge she never anticipated. His attention unsettles her confidence as their attraction brings unfamiliar feelings into her life.

Searching Wyoming Territory for her outlaw brother, Rebecca Veach is captured and meets Cheyenne chief Blazing Eagle. Their attraction deepens, but her secret purpose and his painful memories make trust harder than either expected to find.

Yvonne secretly admires Ottawa chief Silver Arrow in the forests of frontier Michigan. His mysterious powers draw her closer, but hostility from settlers and tribal enemies threatens a relationship that must overcome more than her uncertainty.

Jae has grown up in seclusion in Texas's Big Thicket, confident in her ability to survive its dangers. A rancher arrives to take her to an unfamiliar father and home, awakening feelings she cannot easily control.

Kidnapped by trappers, Cheyenne Snow Deer is rescued by Charles Cline in the Kansas wilderness. Attraction to her rescuer leaves her caught between devotion to her people and the possibility of a life among white settlers.

Marjorie Zimmerman has long been fascinated by Dakota chief Spotted Horse. When he rescues her from her hated stepfather, their growing love becomes vulnerable to enemies from both communities who are determined to keep them apart.

Sheriff Zoe Hawkins keeps order in Gracemont, Oklahoma, but Kiowa chief White Shadow repeatedly unsettles her composure. His visits to bail out young warriors awaken feelings that conflict with her responsibilities and her engagement to a colonel.

Maddy flees a man who killed her father to force her into marriage. Taking shelter from a storm in a cave, she meets Sioux warrior Black Wolf, whose presence offers comfort amid danger she cannot outrun.

Lawyer Josephine Taylor Stanton uses a wheelchair after a train accident and has been abandoned by her fiance. When an Ottawa chief seeks legal help for his people, their connection challenges her belief that love is beyond reach.

Raised in the white world, Shanndel Lynn is drawn to Shawnee chief Panther and her mother's Iroquois heritage. Their attraction meets resistance from her father and a hostile Iroquois chief, bringing old tribal conflicts into their relationship.

Seeking a simpler life away from San Francisco, Janice Edwards sails toward Tacoma. A storm wrecks her steamer, and the Skokomish man who rescues her challenges the fearful assumptions she has absorbed about his people.

Shaylee nurses injured Cherokee warrior Standing Wolf back to health and discovers an attraction she never expected. His growing need for her offers another chance at love, but the pain of her past makes that possibility difficult to embrace.

Disguised as a boy for protection, Shawndee Sibley works in her mother's tavern. Shadow Hawk captures her to challenge the whiskey trade harming his warriors, but discovering her identity turns his mission into a conflict of love and duty.

An Oneida woman and a Mohawk warrior are separated by her clan's departure and the hostility between their peoples. Meeting again ten years later, they discover an attraction that challenges a blood feud neither can simply ignore.

After her father's death, Dayanara continues their archaeological search for legendary bones on Cree land. Her attraction to Chief Quick Fox complicates a mission that threatens sacred ground and faces resistance from both their communities.

Misshi Bradley lost her family on the trail west and was taken by renegades. Now drawn to Soaring Hawk, she must confront the fact that his father is the man whose actions shattered her childhood.

Red Feather's rivalry with his younger brother intensifies when a gambling match puts the brother's intended bride, Angela Dawn, in his care. His desire to keep her confronts family jealousy and the divisions of his mixed heritage.

Arapaho chief Falcon Hawk is captivated when he meets red-haired Maggie and resolves to protect her. The threat posed by her fiercest enemy draws the two together, placing his growing attraction alongside the dangers surrounding the woman he wants.

Mary Beth Wilson heads east with her son after losing her husband, but renegades attack their wagon train and seize the boy. Crow chief Brave Wolf offers unexpected help, challenging her assumptions as concern for her child drives their connection.

Chief Bright Arrow rescues Kathia Parish after thawing pond ice gives way beneath her. Their attraction grows, but Kathia's commitment to her ailing father and dreams of dancing make joining his life a difficult choice for her.

Yvette's journey west brings bereavement and an unwelcome discovery about the older man she promised to marry. A further derailment introduces Chief Cloud Walker, whose distrust of the railroad complicates their attraction amid the changing Wyoming Territory.

Raised away from her Apache people, Shoshana returns to Arizona haunted by dreams suggesting her mother may still be alive. Defying her adoptive father's warnings, she searches her birthplace, facing danger and the possibility of meeting a legendary warrior.

Scarlet fears the worst when a pirate captain forces her aboard his ship, until Hawke comes to her rescue. Attraction to the Texas Cougar Clan's chief creates another challenge, as the man who saves her is forbidden to her.

Jessie Pilson survives a deadly threat through the intervention of Sioux chief Thunder Horse and becomes convinced her future belongs with him. Their attraction faces obstacles outside either lover's control, putting her hopes for a life together in question.

Candy survives the destruction of Fort Hope and is taken by Wichita chief Two Eagles, whose people suffered under her father's command. Expecting revenge, she instead encounters kindness that challenges her fear and awakens a complicated attraction to her captor.

High Hawk's father orders the Pawnee warrior to capture a woman as proof of his worth. Encountering Joylynn Anderson brings his obligations into conflict with his feelings, as the woman drawn into his village becomes more than a test.

Chief Fire Thunder enters a carnival to rescue his sister and takes the owner's daughter Kaylene to Mexico in retaliation. Their mutual loneliness and attraction complicate a relationship born from revenge, forcing them to confront the differences dividing them.

After her doctor father is murdered, Sheleen finds refuge with Chief Midnight Wolf in a secluded village. His protection and their growing attraction offer comfort, but the arrival of two determined pursuers threatens the safety she has begun to trust.

Annamae Jacobs leaves the carnival where she has been displayed as a sideshow attraction and finds shelter with Blackfoot chief Cougar. Learning his people's customs opens another way of life, while their growing intimacy gives her escape a personal dimension.

Photographer Stephanie Helton travels to Arizona Territory in 1881 to document its landscape and Indigenous cultures. Meeting Runner, a white man devoted to the Navajo people, creates an attraction that draws her beyond the professional purpose of her assignment.

Returning from a Paris art academy, Briana Collins hopes to use her new skills rather than serve her uncle's political ambitions. Her attraction to Chippewa chief Night Hawk becomes an act of resistance against the future her uncle plans.

Elizabeth Easton finds frontier Seattle very different from her privileged San Francisco upbringing, then leaves with Suquamish warrior Strong Heart. Their flight offers distance from her father's control and the prejudice surrounding him, while an increasingly powerful attraction develops.

Tracking the trappers responsible for two young braves' deaths, Winnebago leader Wolf Hawk discovers Mia Collins at the trail's end. She insists she is innocent, but taking her prisoner forces him to weigh growing attraction against his duty to find justice.

Lavinia Price ventures into the Florida Everglades after her husband's murder and her daughter's disappearance. Seminole chief Wolf Dancer rescues her, offering unexpected protection and tenderness as she struggles with the loss of her family and an uncertain future.

Nurse Lauralee Johnston follows her dying father's wish by placing herself in the care of Cherokee warrior Dancing Cloud. His sense of obligation becomes attraction, while the man who shot her father threatens revenge against the people sheltering her.

Forced by her father to disguise herself as a boy and join attacks on the Chippewa, Mariah Temple seeks to make amends. The tribe allows her to care for its wounded chief, offering a chance to leave her father's brutality behind.

Teacher Nicole Tyler flees a killer after returning home to find her town massacred and encounters a dangerously ill chief. Nursing Eagle Wolf draws them closer while the pursuer behind her family's deaths continues to threaten their lives.

After the Civil War destroys the life Rowena Dowell knew, she accepts a family friend's invitation to an Arkansas logging camp. Adjusting to its rough conditions brings an unexpected attraction to a Cherokee chief and the possibility of belonging again.

Escaping an abusive husband and searching for her missing young daughter, Shirleen is captured by a Comanche renegade. Chief Blue Thunder rescues her, becoming a possible source of protection and trust amid the ordeals that have left her nearly hopeless.