The Lost Clan 4

The Last Warrior by Karen Kay

For generations, Black Lion’s clan has drifted in the land of mists—neither living nor dead, banished for a sin committed lifetimes ago. In 1892, the chance to free them falls to him, and it hinges on the unlikeliest of keys: a sacred song he must find, then sing in perfect harmony with the one woman who first gave it to him. His search carries him across an ocean with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, to London—and to Suzette Joselyn, an opera singers’ daughter and the most beautiful woman he has ever seen. She is also promised to another man.

Fate is not finished with them. When Suzette turns up in America—pregnant, abandoned, with everything to lose—Black Lion offers her marriage, and a way to save her child. She cannot bring herself to refuse. But she doesn’t yet know that the husband she’s bound herself to carries a burden older than either of them, one that may force him to choose between the woman he’s come to love and the people only he can save.

Perfect for readers who love:
– Marriage of convenience and fated lovers
– A cursed warrior and an abandoned bride
– Sensual Native American historical paranormal romance
– An ancient curse and an impossible choice

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Karen Kay

Amazon #1 Newest Release author in American Historical Romance, KAREN KAY is a multi-published Author of romance and adventure in the Old West, American Indian. She has been praised by reviewers and fans alike for bringing insights into the everyday life of the American Indian culture of the past.

As Reviewer, Suzanne Tucker, once wrote, “Ms. Kay never fails to capture the pride, the passion and the spirit of the American Indian…”

KAREN KAY’s great grandmother was Choctaw Indian, and she is adopted Blackfeet. Ms. Kay is honored to be able to write about the American Indian culture.

“With the power of romance, I hope to bring about an awareness of the American Indian’s concept of honor, and what it meant to them to live as free men and free women. There are some things that should never be forgotten.”