Description
Published since 1983, Rosanne Bittner is known nationally and internationally, with 48 titles and over 8 million books in print. Rosanne writes historical romance sagas about the American West of the 1800's, a topic and area she has always loved. Rosanne has won numerous writing awards, including a 1993 RITA nomination for Song of the Wolf. 23 of her books have been published in foreign languages in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Italy, France, Russia and Taiwan. France recently requested to see more of Rosanne's books, as she is growing in popularity there. Rosanne is a member of the Outlaw-Lawman History Association, Oregon-California Trails Association, Order of Indian Wars, Council on America's Military Past, Nebraska and Montana State Historical Societies, Women Writing the West, Western Writers of America, Romance Writers of America, the Writers' Guild, and in her local area, the Executive & Professional Women's Association and the Coloma Lioness Club. Rosanne's Husband, Larry, and two grown sons work together at the family's business, which services the tool and die, mold making industry.
Features & Highlights
- A Magnificent Epic of the Frontier--And a Man Torn Between His Heritage and His Heart
- The civilized world called him Caleb Sax, but among the proud Cheyenne he was know as Blue Hawk, the warrior destined to conquer new lands in his search for his freedom to love his white wife, Sarah. Now, as their children seek their fortunes all through the West, the spirit of Blue Hawk lives on in a new generation...
- Tom
- , heir to the Sax name, rides the outlaw trail looking for vengeance and the Mexican beauty he loves...
- Lynda
- , the love child of Caleb's early passion follows her sheriff husband to the heart of the rugged west...
- Cale
- , Lynda's Indian son, returns with his Indian bride to fight with the Cheyenne in their final days of freedom and glory...and
- James
- , Caleb's handsome youngest son, tries to hide his heritage even at the cost of his own family's survival. From Colorado to California, they tell the story of a family and a nation divided by blood--and united by wild passions.
