Portrait of Love
He was a famous Cherokee painter and she was his greatest challenge. But when Tiana Vann, granddaughter of an Indian elder, posed for Jordan Ridge, it was with a fierce resentment born of anger and fear.

Jordan Ridge had walked into her life and claimed her younger brother as his ward. It was her grandfather's will. She couldn't object. Did she too yearn to belong to that proud arrogant man? Did he think that if he captured her likeness on canvas, he would tame her spirit and conquer her proud, rebellious heart?
