Loving Sarah - After Sarah's home was attacked by Indians leaving her with a dead husband and kidnapped son, she can barely hold on to her will to live. She wouldn't even have survived these three months if it weren't for a mystery person leaving her food every few days. When she finally gets a glimpse of him, she is stunned to find he's an Indian, one of the enemies who destroyed her life. But, what she feels for Toklanni is anything but hatred. For him, she willingly stands up to the scorn and prejudices of the townspeople. As she's finding happiness again, there remains one dark spot, her missing son. Can Toklanni possibly get him back from his tribe and give her a Christmas miracle?

Loving Devlin - Toklanni gave up his Apache roots to be with the woman he loves and live as the whites do. Now he is Devlin and while he misses being Toklanni, he is now blessed with a wife, stepchild and a baby on the way. When he returns from an afternoon of hunting to find his home burned down and his wife missing, he knows he'll have to go deep into the hostile Comanche Territory to get her back. He knows the risks, but for Sarah, he'd brave anything.

Loving Sarah and Loving Devlin were two intertwining stories that captivated me from the beginning. Sarah and Devlin fall in love against all odds and teach us about the power of forgiveness, tolerance and love. You can't help but believe in two people who would brave prejudices and chance being outcasts so that they could be together. If only we could all be so lucky to know a love like that.

Reviewed by: Tara