Tykota Silverhorn had lived among the white man long enough. It was time to return to his people. Time to fulfil his destiny as the legendary tribal chieftain he was born to become. So what need had he for the pretty white woman riding beside him in the stagecoach, trembling beneath his dark gaze?
Yet when Apaches attacked the travellers, when one of his own betrayed him, Tykota had to rescue soft, innocent Makinna Hillyard, teach her to survive the savage wilderness . . . and his own savage heart. For, shorn of the veneer of civilisation, raw emotions rocked Tykota. And suddenly, against his will, blue-eyed Makinna was his woman to protect, to command . . . to possess.
