Wild Passion - Chapman, Sheri

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Résumé :
When Kaitlin's father promised her hand to the foulest individual in the newly settled town, she decided she'd had enough! No man would control her anymore. Kaitlin packed her meager belongings and headed out on foot from their remote home to find refuge in the small settlement. Unfortunately, she marched from one man's command into another's. The Oglala War chief on a mission for revenge found a beautiful woman to rescue. Once the warrior had saved the girl's life, she owed it to him forever. Tamed by the wild culture of these caring, but fierce people, Kaitlin learns that freedom isn't always defined by personal expectations. Being a slave would never be an option, but how could she ever want liberty when her freedom is claimed by an attractive war chief who has also captured her heart.

Biographie:
Sheri Chapman loves life and laughing, but you couldn't tell it by her stories. Although she writes historical romance, a lot of her work is suspense/thriller, supernatural, shape shifter, dark fiction, and a dab of horror.Other professional experience for Sheri includes teaching in Missouri Public schools. She recently retired (2020) with thirty years of experience. Now she splits her time between writing, HR responsibilities, and working on her farmette. Sheri has chickens and a few Nigerian goats, but most of her non-writing time goes to raising exotic-colored fluffy Pomeranians. (She's a licensed kennel.)On the personal front, Sheri is the mother of four beautiful daughters. She and their father enjoy spending time with each other, family, and friends. Aside from reading and writing, Sheri loves animals and being outdoors. She likes going for walks, fishing, scuba diving, kayaking, playing games, and watching movies. She is a big Harry Potter fan. For those interested in Sheri's educational background, she received her bachelor's degree and first master's in special education from Missouri State University. Later, she pursued administration and got a second master's and a specialist degree from Lindenwood University in educational leadership.