Honor Bound
Honor Bound by Erin St. Claire, published by Silhouette Books in 1993, is a work of fiction that intertwines elements of romance with a compelling narrative. The story follows Aislinn Andrews, who encounters Lucas Greywolf under unexpected circumstances when she finds him raiding her refrigerator. As an escaped convict, Lucas presents a complex character, raising questions about his past and motivations, particularly as he takes Aislinn hostage on his journey back to his Native American reservation.
Readers will find a blend of tension and emotional depth as Aislinn grapples with her feelings towards Lucas, who is honor-bound to fulfill a promise to his dying grandfather. The narrative explores themes of identity and loyalty against the backdrop of Arizona’s Native American culture. This edition spans 251 pages and is presented in English, offering an engaging exploration of the characters’ intertwined fates and the challenges they face along the way.
Official synopsis Publisher
Aislinn Andrews met Lucas Greywolf under unusual circumstances she caught the escaped convict raiding her refrigerator. But was he a troublemaker who aroused dissidence among Arizona’s Native Americans … or a hero who’d gone to prison for a crime he hadn’t committed? It didn’t really matter now, since Lucas Greywolf had taken her hostage. He was going home to the reservation of his birth, honor bound to pay last respects to his dying grandfather. And Aislinn was his ticket home.
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