12 year old Carrie Ashton is headed for California with her parents. Leaving Independence, Missouri in early April, 1855 they are on an ill fated wagon train. After a brutal massacre the only survivors are Carrie and Whip Harding, a handsome scout for the wagon train.Whip is left for dead by the Comanche and Carrie is taken captive by a Comanche who wants her for his wife. Follow her struggle as she tries to escape and return to civilization.

Crazy Water - is he Comanche, half-breed, or white? The four men who find him with a head injury on the riverbank, name him Crazy Water. He doesn't know his true name or where he comes from. He is dressed in Comanche garb, speaks the Comanche tongue fluently, and has more knowledge of hunting and tracking than most boys his age. He remembers nothing of his life before he was found at the riverbank.For nearly ten years he lives as a Comanche. When the Jerome Agreement is put into eff...

The story of Carrie Ashton continues as the Comanche band she is now part of struggles to remain free as the white man wants to push all Native American people onto reservations and take the land for themselves.As the soldiers attack and destroy the Comanche camps; food sources become scarce as buffalo hunters decimate one of the main Comache resources, and the white man moves westward, Carrie, now known as Blue Eyes, fights to keep her family together.

Hawk returns to the H-Bar-H ranch with his mother, Carrie, and his traumatized sister, Joeye. He will take over the running of the ranch while his stepfather, Whip, continues the search for Hawk's missing younger brother.As they arrive at the train station in Arizona, Rebecca Anders nearly knocks Hawk down when she bumps into him. The mutual attraction is instantaneous and Hawk knows he wants to see her again. The H-Bar-H ranch is two hours from town, and Hawk now has the responsibi...

The story of Carrie and her family continues in this third book of the Captive Hearts series. Gray Cloud returns to the Comanche tribe as he promised his father Eagle years ago when he was forced as a child to leave with his mother and brother. Now Gray Cloud is a lawyer and ready to fight for his people's rights in a court of law. As he visits the Comanche reservation to reacquaint himself with his father's best friend True Arrow, Gray Cloud finds the woman he wants to marry. But she is p...

Named at birth by his mother in memory of her father, he's given a name that his father can't bring himself to say. When Whip's uncle suggests an alternative, the only evidence of the 'sissified' name is in the bible Elizabeth Harding records her son's birth in. Dead of consumption before her son's third birthday, the bible is buried with her, and so is the only evidence of Whip's 'real' name.Raised by his father on their successful Texas horse ranch, Whip learns everything he needs...

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