Painted Horse

Romance, Historical
Cover of the book Painted Horse by Katharine Kincaid, Daoust
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Author: Katharine Kincaid ISBN: 9780985850708
Publisher: Daoust Publication: October 1, 2012
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Katharine Kincaid
ISBN: 9780985850708
Publisher: Daoust
Publication: October 1, 2012
Imprint:
Language: English
PAINTED HORSE: No finer horsemen ever rode the Llano Estacado or Staked Plain than the Comanches. Astride color-splashed Paint horses, they struck terror into the hearts of their enemies—but their glory days soon ended, and their leader, Quanah Parker, became a hunted outlaw… Matthew Stone, captured and raised by Comanches and now eking out a living training horses for the U.S. Army, finds he cannot stand back and watch his adopted people starve to death—so he becomes Painted Horse, an avenging warrior whose exploits become the stuff of legends… Wealthy Boston socialite and businesswoman, Grace Livingston (known as “Amazing Grace”), arrives in Comancheria seeking help to rescue her beloved sister captured by Comanche rebels—only to find that the one man who can possibly assist her is the fierce renegade, Painted Horse—and he cannot be bought for any price… “Ms. Kincaid has written a tender romance filled with action, emotions that run the gamut and a cast of remarkable characters. She portrays the plight of the Native American, everlasting love and history with a deft hand.” Romantic Times Book Review. RT Top Pick and Nominee for Best Historical Western “Rich with historical details and heroic characters, PAINTED HORSE is truly a page-turner of a Western novel.” Fantastic Fiction Book Review
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PAINTED HORSE: No finer horsemen ever rode the Llano Estacado or Staked Plain than the Comanches. Astride color-splashed Paint horses, they struck terror into the hearts of their enemies—but their glory days soon ended, and their leader, Quanah Parker, became a hunted outlaw… Matthew Stone, captured and raised by Comanches and now eking out a living training horses for the U.S. Army, finds he cannot stand back and watch his adopted people starve to death—so he becomes Painted Horse, an avenging warrior whose exploits become the stuff of legends… Wealthy Boston socialite and businesswoman, Grace Livingston (known as “Amazing Grace”), arrives in Comancheria seeking help to rescue her beloved sister captured by Comanche rebels—only to find that the one man who can possibly assist her is the fierce renegade, Painted Horse—and he cannot be bought for any price… “Ms. Kincaid has written a tender romance filled with action, emotions that run the gamut and a cast of remarkable characters. She portrays the plight of the Native American, everlasting love and history with a deft hand.” Romantic Times Book Review. RT Top Pick and Nominee for Best Historical Western “Rich with historical details and heroic characters, PAINTED HORSE is truly a page-turner of a Western novel.” Fantastic Fiction Book Review

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