Native Legacy 2.1 Kindle Edition

Laurel Rainmaker should feel on top of the world. She was living her best life; the perfect job in the Big Apple, the excitement of a location shoot in exotic Bali and being pursued by a multi-millionaire who found her Native American heritage both alluring and irresistible.But Laurel isn’t interested in being pursued. She’d given her heart as well as her body away once long ago to Shea O’Donough and he’d crushed it. Disappeared without explanation. Laurel had made up her mind then and there to never allow anyone to get that close again.None of that matters, though, when Laurel gets the soul crushing news of her beloved grandfather’s death.Deemed an accident, Laurel doesn’t believe it. So, now she must travel back to her rural Missouri hometown and face the ghosts of her past in order to discover the truth. A truth that some do not want found and are willing to kill to keep hidden.Laurel had been born into a world of abuse and judgement. Growing up Cherokee had taught her that she could count on one hand the number of people she could truly trust. Her paternal grandparents, Harlan and Minnie Rainmaker, had taken her in when living with her abusive mother and complacent father was no longer tolerable. Harlan and Minnie had loved her unconditionally and helped shape her lifeShea O’Donoughhad been in love with Laurel Rainmaker since they were kids in grade school. She was the love of his life and he had planned to marry her, start a family, build a life together.But his father, Angus O’Donough, had no intention of letting that happen. He was a vindictive, narrow-minded bigot who was determined that his son would never “sire a bunch of little half breed bastards running around looking for a handout.”Shea had been forced by his father to leave Shiloh years ago in order to keep those he loved, especially Laurel, safe. But karma has a way of balancing the scales and after his father’s stroke, Shea O’Donough was able to return home with the hope that he could reconnect with Laurel. He just prayed it wasn’t too late. Read more