Cheyenne Storm

In the Old West, danger and untamed love test a young woman’s heart. Sylvie thought her father was killed at sea. However, everything changes when she discovers his hidden letters to her mother. Sylvie leaves France with her new husband to find her father in the States. In the War of 1812, America is at combat with their former enemy. British soldiers interrupt Sylvie and Daniel's dinner with President Madison’s wife. The British burn Washington and the presidential mansion. Sylvie and Daniel flee for their lives, but the harsh frontier takes Daniel’s life. Devastated and alone, Sylvie refuses to ever love again. Storm-Chaser, a Cheyenne warrior, rescues Sylvie and claims her as his own. But love has scarred him and he keeps his wolf-shifting a secret. Will the white-woman ever see him as a man and if she knew the truth of the wolf that follows her to keep her safe, would she see him as a monster? Unable to accept a savage's love, Sylvie plots her escape. She is determined to find her father and return to France, but will she be able to forget the proud warrior who captured her heart?

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