Love's Dance; Romance, Passion and Danger in Old Colorado

by Amethyst Creek

Looking for an exciting read? This romance was listed as ‘Hot and Trending’ on Kindle Scout and will soon have you falling for a handsome and heroic American cowboy. It is 1879 and Maggie Lenihan is determined to wed for love. From a prominent family in New York, she stands to inherit a large fortune from her elderly father. At age twenty-one Maggie is besieged by young men beating a path to her door. Are these suitors interested in her or her wealth? Her chance at finding a love that will last a lifetime will only come if she moves temporarily to a city where she is unknown. When she relocates to Denver, the Queen City of the Plains, Maggie becomes acquainted with several eligible young men, but she soon finds herself flirting with danger. Will a sinister outlaw be unmasked before it is too late?

271 pages, Paperback

Published July 28, 2017

About the author

Amethyst Creek met her husband at the University of Denver. They have two sons, two wonderful daughters-in-law and one adorable granddaughter all living in the Denver area. Amethyst is retired from teaching, loves to garden, is an avid reader and has travelled extensively. She is a member of the Whooping Crane Conservation Association and the PEO sisterhood. She is also a proud member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and has been active in her local chapter and the Colorado State Society.

Reviews

[ANITA]

This was a fascinating and exciting book and also full of useful and educational information. I loved one trivia thing especially in the book and that was the common saying everyone at that time was told to say before a photograph was taken "Prunes, Papa, potato, prism" this put your face in the perfect smile position for a great photograph. I have since tried it and it really worked. There are a million other little things that showed great research in the times and made the book a joy to read even if it had also not been full of excitement and beautiful romance. An enjoyment from cover to cover. Highly recommend it.