Dance With The Devil (Harlequin Historical, No. 122)

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Summary: ANOTHER HEROINE BITS THE DUST
Review: DANCE WITH THE DEVIL -- an adventure Libby Hawkins expected to live takes her to the New Mexican Territory far from her destination of Santa Angela and her sister.

Natural quirks of fate end up making her a legend called "Spirit Woman" with her flaming hair and golden skin. She loused up the Comanche's good medicine and engaged the attentions of "El Aguila", leader of the comancheros.

Mando Fierro used the Indians to reek vengance on the gringos who were invading his territory. In the meantime, he sought to capture and seduce the sister of the woman who destroyed his relationship with his brother, Ross. He would return the "Spirit Woman" to her sister in humilation and degradation.

The story of her trek acrossed the wild land with "El Aguila" and the Frenchman, Louis, her attempted escapes and failures, and her unprecedented rescue of the two make for a wild and fascinating read.

Mando is demanding all from and offering nothing to Libby. And she realizes that she must obtain all or nothing from Mando. How can she bring this about?

Here I was expecting a lot from this little lady but like all the rest she falls victim to her hormones with the silly excuse that this maybe all she gets.

Ah well, still a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED entertaining story and a keeper.