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==Related Titles== | ==Related Titles== | ||
* [[Passion of Thunder]] (Book 2) | * [[Passion of Thunder]] (Book 2) | ||
* Wings of Thunder (Book 3) | * Wings of Thunder (Book 3) | ||
Revision as of 22:00, 8 August 2009
- Author: Linda Mooney
- Publisher: Whiskey Creek Press Torrid
- Year: Available 06/15/2009
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Book Description
Book 1 of the Thunder Trilogy
Annie Mayall was a young bride, brought to Montana in 1940 by her new husband to start their new life together...as soon as he struck it rich in the promised silver mines. Abandoned for three long desperate and lonely years, Annie was forced to survive by herself in the wilds of the mountains. Until one stormy night brought a severely wounded stranger to her tiny one-room cabin. A stranger both mystical and fascinating. A stranger who not only brought her happiness, but a kind of love she never knew existed.
A stranger who was not of this earth.
Warning: This book contains mutilation, abandonment, total isolation, harsh and unbearable weather, blood-letting, attempted homicide, attempted angelcide, snoopy but concerned neighbors, close confinement, promises kept, and unusual uses for a feather.
Related Titles
- Passion of Thunder (Book 2)
- Wings of Thunder (Book 3)
