SHE ESCAPED FROM THE APACHE WHO HAD CAPTURED HER — BUT RAN BACK WHEN SHE REALIZED SHE LOVED HIM

💔 She escaped from the Apache who had captured her — but ran back when she realized she couldn't live without him.
Set in the untamed lands of 19th-century New Mexico, this emotional Western love story follows Anna Johnson, the daughter of a Boston abolitionist, who is taken by an Apache warrior named Notah. What begins as a desperate escape becomes a life-changing journey of compassion, truth, and forbidden love. As two worlds collide, Anna must choose between the life she knew… and the man she never expected to love.
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