
She'd left her family and her tribe to serve her country. Now Lieutenant Kai Alseoun's military career was over, shattered by betrayal. And so the prodigal daughter came home -- to find that fate had another plan for her...
The tribe's medicine woman claimed it was Kai's destiny to find a sacred artifact and save their people. To Kai, destiny felt like a curse. Because this mission pitted her against a deadly enemy and sent her to the Australian Outback with the one man she had hoped to forget. Only one thing was certain: Kai was determined to win. Or die trying...
Sisters of the Ark -- driven by a dream of legendary power, these Native American women have sworn to protect all that their people hold dear
The tribe's medicine woman claimed it was Kai's destiny to find a sacred artifact and save their people. To Kai, destiny felt like a curse. Because this mission pitted her against a deadly enemy and sent her to the Australian Outback with the one man she had hoped to forget. Only one thing was certain: Kai was determined to win. Or die trying...
Sisters of the Ark -- driven by a dream of legendary power, these Native American women have sworn to protect all that their people hold dear
Tara S. (tsmith25) reviewed Daughter of Destiny (Morgan's Mercenaries: Sisters of the Ark, Bk 1) (Silhouette Bombshell, No 1) on + 156 more book reviews
The military trained her. Fate transformed her.
Joy B. reviewed Daughter of Destiny (Morgan's Mercenaries: Sisters of the Ark, Bk 1) (Silhouette Bombshell, No 1) on + 24 more book reviews
Loved this book. Lindsay McKenna is an excellent author.
Gail C. (cuttino) reviewed Daughter of Destiny (Morgan's Mercenaries: Sisters of the Ark, Bk 1) (Silhouette Bombshell, No 1) on + 32 more book reviews
This is an okay book.