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Black Wolf: Lakota Man

by Magnolia Belle

240 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #05-1777; ISBN 1-4120-6866-5; US$23.22, C$26.70, EUR19.07, £13.35

Caleb Black Wolf is a player if there ever was one - until he runs into a woman he wants. But she wants nothing to do with him.

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About the Book

Black Wolf, an Austin, Texas rock band of four Lakota Sioux brothers, has just signed with a national label. Caleb Black Wolf, oldest of the brothers, has the world by the tail. Studio work on their new CD is going well. Their fan base is growing. More and more concerts are selling out. Getting women has never been easier for the young player. Until he meets Sara Bradford, a woman he wants but who doesn't want him.

Trying to find the high road in an industry full of loose standards takes all Caleb has. Sara, with her own music career, doesn't need another musician in her life. Past mistakes have cost her dearly and Caleb has all the markings of another heartbreak waiting to happen.

Old habits die hard for Caleb. Touring schedules keep Sara on the road. A publicist, who wants him for herself, deliberately sets out to keep Caleb and Sara apart. Caleb suffers a breakdown on stage in front of thousands of fans. How could the one woman he's ever truly loved walk away from him? His brothers watch him spiral into an alcoholic nightmare as he refuses all of their desperate help. But a family's love, a father's wisdom, brings him back. Love, it's been said, conquers all.

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This is a love story, almost but not quite reaching the level of a romance novel. It also contains aspects of an adventure, as both are pursuing careers in music. I rarely read love stories, quite frankly because I find them formulaic, predictable and slow moving. This one was neither and is one of the few books of this genre that I was ever able to complete.

Charles Ashbacher - Amazon Reviewer

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About the Author

I live in Mansfield, Texas. Graduated in 1978 from Tarleton State University. Won Texas State Editorial 1st place award in 1977. Grew up in the military and have lived in several states as well as the Orient.

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