Book #2; in the White Buffalo (New Beginnings) Series
Now available through PageMaster in Edmonton
https://pagemasterpublishing.ca/shop/raven-golden-eagle/
Love the new cover
The new prologue picture... love it!
Raven and the Golden Eagle becomes available in eBook 2013:
Amazon.com and barnsandnoble.com
Review on Amazon.com: 2013
Soft Cover: ISBN-978-1448941612
EBook: ISBN-144894161X
Love the new cover
Raven and the Golden Eagle becomes available in eBook 2013:
Review on Amazon.com: 2013
5.0 out of 5 stars Strong Characters, Smart Story-telling May 20 2013
By M.N. Prather - Published on Amazon.com
Format: Paperback
Raven and Golden Eagle
by: Lauretta Beaver
In Passionate Alliance, Loretta Beaver introduced readers to her cast of characters in her sweeping historical romance. In Raven and Golden Eagle, readers will pick right back up with Chief Giant Bear, and Jed and Mell Brown, and their latest adventures. Although the story takes place several years in the future, readers will be relieved that the characters, a little older, are still the same individuals that they came to know and love in the first book. That same sense of strong characters, well-drawn and realistically painted prevails in Beaver's second book. Readers will appreciate that same old sense of familiarity, which will easily bring them back into the world and lives they enjoyed exploring previously. Raven and Golden Eagle is ever bit the smart, sexy, and intriguing Western Romance that the author's first book was.
However, many times an author will stumble in their second book. Either they will not go far enough and produce a book that is too similar to their first or they will go so far in creating something new that the work feels hollow, empty. Beaver has done neither. In fact, in Raven and Golden Eagle, it is not only the characters who show a maturity and growth that they lacked in the first book, so too does Beaver. Beaver's prose is more controlled, terse and clean, lending an easier and more enjoyable reading experience with her second effort. Make no mistake, Raven and Golden Eagle, still has all of the intrigue, romance and adventure that fans loved about the first book, but by growing as an author, Beaver will not only keep her old fans, but also gain many new ones.
New Redone Raven and the Golden Eagle
Released in February 2013
New Book Cover Look
New Series Name
As well as a Prophecy on the third page of Book
New Genre is Western/Fantasy
Proper Spelling of Author's Name
In Passionate Alliance, Loretta Beaver introduced readers to her cast of characters in her sweeping historical romance. In Raven and Golden Eagle, readers will pick right back up with Chief Giant Bear, and Jed and Mell Brown, and their latest adventures. Although the story takes place several years in the future, readers will be relieved that the characters, a little older, are still the same individuals that they came to know and love in the first book. That same sense of strong characters, well-drawn and realistically painted prevails in Beaver's second book. Readers will appreciate that same old sense of familiarity, which will easily bring them back into the world and lives they enjoyed exploring previously. Raven and Golden Eagle is ever bit the smart, sexy, and intriguing Western Romance that the author's first book was.
However, many times an author will stumble in their second book. Either they will not go far enough and produce a book that is too similar to their first or they will go so far in creating something new that the work feels hollow, empty. Beaver has done neither. In fact, in Raven and Golden Eagle, it is not only the characters who show a maturity and growth that they lacked in the first book, so too does Beaver. Beaver's prose is more controlled, terse and clean, lending an easier and more enjoyable reading experience with her second effort. Make no mistake, Raven and Golden Eagle, still has all of the intrigue, romance and adventure that fans loved about the first book, but by growing as an author, Beaver will not only keep her old fans, but also gain many new ones.
Chief Giant Bear desperately tries to save his people by forcing his beloved granddaughter Raven into marriage with a reluctant captive Englishman.
Raven known to her people as their ‘Protector’ must find a way to stop not only her grandfather from forcing her into the loveless marriage, but also find a way to stop the massacre of her people if she refuses to marry the Englishman.
A plot to take over the land quickly becomes apparent as greed threatens their way of life.
Mell and Jed must race from North Dakota to Western Montana to reach Giant Bear with a warning from the Cheyenne’s sacred white buffalo before it is too late to save them all!
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