Lord of the Plains

By: Velda Sherrod

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Synopsis: To save her sister, saloon singer Kate Hartland played the hundred dollar whore. Trembling in her innocence, she seduced a handsome outsider who appeared safe, kind, and Irish. But the virile stranger turned out to be anything but safe. He awakened a dangerous passion, incited torturous longings, and worst of all possessed hated Comanche blood. As Sean O'Brien he took her virginity, claiming her in the most primitive sense. As Grayhawk he saved her life, making her his wife in the eyes of the Comanche. But the man known as Lord of the Plains, the man who walked in both the world of his Irish father and that of his Comanche mother, had yet to win Kate's love. And so as he risked death to unite the white settlers and the Indians in peace, he also risked his spirit to unite body and soul with the lass who had captured his heart.