A
hot, historical western stand-alone story with a satisfying HEA.
Texas
Deputy Bo Kildare is looking for a special kind of lady, one that is willing to
meet his special requirements. No sweet little virgin will do, he wants a woman
who knows how to please a man, perhaps two.
Recently
widowed, Sarah Elizabeth Foster-LaFever has lived in the public eye for the
last few years and wants out. Her reputation as Micah LaFever’s wife has left
her penniless and without many viable options until Bo comes calling.
Now,
she believes she found the perfect man until her past rears its ugly head. Can
murder and corrupt dealings keep these two lovers from making it to the alter?
Excerpt:
“Why Bo Kildare? You’re just the
man I’ve been looking for.”
The fridge wind and the chilling
words sent a shiver down Bo’s spine. His foot faltered on the wooden planks of
the sidewalk. For months now he’d dodged every married woman in the territory.
All of them had joined forces and decided he needed a wife. More mothers than
he could name had introduced him to their daughters. Some even offered dowries
for a quick marriage proposal. He’d manage to avoid the snare of virginal bride
but it had been a close call a time or two.
As the deputy of Walker County, he
had to be nice to the general population, but his patience was fried. After his
long trip from Austin, and with another three or four hours ride before he’d
reach his ranch, he didn’t need this hassle right now.
Forcing a smile on his face, he
turned.
Madeline Cowden, his only friend in
this war against the plot to get him devoted wife, stepped forward and wrapped
her arm through his. “I believe I have the answer to that little problem you’re
having.”
He grinned, delighted with the news
that she might have found him a suitable lady to meet his unique situation.
“Good. Why don’t we get in out of this bitter breeze and discuss the matter?”
This book is the third book in the Naked Bluff, Texas series. As a Texas girl, I enjoy stepping back in time and discovering some of the Lone Star State's history.
Hope you enjoy,
Anita
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