This author is celebrated for her compelling love stories steeped in the real history and emotional landscapes of the American West. Her narratives often transport readers to the 1800s and beyond, meticulously recreating historically accurate settings across the United States, with a particular sensitivity to the poignant histories of Native Americans. Readers are drawn to her ability to weave profound emotional connections with thoroughly researched historical events and locations, bringing the past to life with vivid detail and heartfelt intensity.
Set against a backdrop of emotional turmoil, this novel explores the complexities of love and the impact of broken promises. Rosanne Bittner weaves a poignant tale that delves into the heartache and beauty of relationships, highlighting the transformative power of love amidst tragedy. Through rich character development and evocative storytelling, the narrative captures the essence of longing and the lessons learned from both devotion and betrayal.
Longing and heartache drive the narrative as characters embark on a quest for freedom, exploring deep emotional landscapes. Rosanne Bittner's storytelling weaves a powerful tale that resonates with readers, capturing the essence of Western romance through intense experiences and personal struggles.
He saved her life. She rescued his heart. Mail order bride Jennifer Andrews headed to Texas ready for adventure. But when her stagecoach was attacked, the auburn-haired beauty wished she'd never left St. Louis. All at once the renegades were gone--and she was cradled in the strong arms of fellow passenger Wade Morrow. The handsome man had saved her life, and though they were all alone on the vast Texas plains, she felt safer than she ever had before. Though Comanche blood ran in Wade Morrow's veins, he'd been adopted by a white family as an infant, and knew nothing of his Indian heritage. Still, something in him yearned for the wild, untamed land where he was born. So he headed to west Texas to join his past with his future--and ended up with Jennifer Andrews in his arms. Burned by past betrayals, Wade wanted to harden his heart against the sweet desire she awakened. But how can he deny the passion they share? "Bittner's characters spring to life...extraordinary for the depth of emotion with which they are portrayed."--PUBLISHERS WEEKLY "Time after time, Rosanne Bittner brings a full-blown portrait of the untamed West to readers. Her tapestry is woven with authenticity, colorful characters, intense emotions and love's power over every conceivable obstacle."--RT BOOK REVIEWS
Determined to help her father realize his dream of building a transcontinental railroad, Sunny Landers accompanies Bo Landers on a wagon train west and meets Colt Travis, a half-Cherokee raised by whites. Colt is a drifter, a wilderness scout with no land and no prospects hired by the Landers family to guide their wagon train. He knows Sunny is out of his league and her father will never approve, but beneath the endless starlit sky, anything seems possible.
The approach of the railroad threatens to destroy the ranch that Abigail Trent and her Cheyenne husband Lone Eagle, had worked so hard to make a success
Eagle's Song is the final book in the Savage Destiny series, taking readers into the lives of Zeke and Abbie's children and grandchildren. This very moving story depicts the emotional end of an era for a once wild and free People, America's Native Americans, and the sometimes traumatic changes in the American West as civilization moves in to tame a lawless land. With this progress and the discovery of gold, the Monroe descendants find amazing success and happiness. But through it all Abigail Monroe lives with precious memories and a deep faith that carry her into old age and eventually back into the arms of her beloved Zeke as they walk into the past and leave the future to their grandchildren and great grandchildren. Their love will live on forever in the hearts of the family members ... and in the hearts of all those who read this series.PRAISE: "Power, passion, tragedy, and triumph are Rosanne Bittner's hallmarks. Again and again, she brings readers to tears." Romantic Times"Extraordinary...Bittner's characters spring to life." Publishers WeeklyABOUT THE AUTHOR: Named one of the "Pioneer Authors of Romance" by Romantic Times, Rosanne Bittner is the author of sixty historical romance novels, most set in the American West of the 1800s.
Renowned for its compelling storytelling, this romance novel showcases a strong narrative and rich character development. The author is celebrated for their ability to evoke deep emotions and create relatable characters, making it a standout in the genre. Readers can expect a blend of passion, conflict, and heartfelt moments that resonate long after the last page is turned.
"Extraordinary...Bittner's characters spring to life." --PUBLISHERS WEEKLY Raised in the hills of Tennessee, Emma Simms dreams of the day she'll escape her life of poverty to start over in the excitement of Knoxville. But when her mother dies and she's left with no one but her stepfather, Luke Simms, her dream abruptly becomes a nightmare. Luke plans to send Emma to Knoxville alright--straight to a notorious brothel. River Joe, the mysterious Cherokee-raised frontiersman, knew from the first time he set eyes on the beautiful Emma that he had to have her as his own. And one glimpse at the handsome, buckskin-clad stranger ignites the flame of dangerous desire in Emma's heart. Their passion could consume them both, but their love could very well save her life.
The narrative unfolds around the powerful connection between Buffalo Dreamer, a revered holy woman, and Rising Eagle, an extraordinary warrior endowed with unmatched abilities by the Feathered One. Their meeting sets the stage for a captivating saga that explores themes of spirituality, strength, and destiny within a rich cultural backdrop. As their paths intertwine, the story delves into the challenges and triumphs they face together, highlighting the depth of their characters and the significance of their roles in a larger narrative.
Originally published: New York: Bantam Books, 1994.