The Conflicted Felon

by Sharon Sue Thorn

Natasha Didier has spent the last three years in prison. When she takes a deal and is released, she finds being free has some major drawbacks and struggles to figure out who she is now. When an attempt is made on her life, she has no choice but to leave her birthplace of St. Lucia and move to the plains of Kansas where she meets a slow talkin' cowboy. In the middle of nowhere, he is her only source of transportation and she finds Kansas is not her cup of tea.Chet Jackson has found solace in quietly operating his Wyoming horse ranch. When an uncle he never knew passes away, he inherits the home as the next of kin. Forced to go to Kansas to handle business with the lawyer, he is thrust out of his comfort zone and into something he'd sworn off years before - fierce attraction. But he soon realizes, loving this woman is killer.

218 pages, Paperback

Published April 19, 2019

About the author

Sharon Sue Thorn is a Californian adventurist. Unable to stay in one place for long, she enjoys people watching from parks and coffee shop windows in whatever state she happens to be living in. Loved dearly by her children and family for her eccentricity and in spite of it, they don’t claim to understand her and have given up trying. Her reclusive nature gives her ample time to weave stories inspired by her travels for your reading pleasure.

Reviews

[Bonnie]

Natasha and Chet. As soon as I knew this third book was coming and about Natasha, I began anxiously awaiting it. I wondered how Ms. Thorn would handle it because frankly, in book two when we first met Natasha, she seriously had no redeeming qualities. I should never have doubted Ms. Thorn or her talent as a wordsmith. Not only did Natasha change her ways, Ms. Thorn was able to build her character and explain why she did the things she did. The chemistry between her and Chet was captivating. In short, it was delightful to read a sweet, clean romance with a really good story line. Ms. Thorn did not disappoint.

[MoonGarden]

Last in the series.

I've read all of these, and this one was a bit different from the others, but that is to be expected with the Heroine being someone with a very rough back-story. It really shows the author's skill when you can take the villain of a previous story, someone no reader liked, and tell her story, with her as the romantic heroine, a likable heroine who you want to see happy! This is a great series.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[HI5O]

Good story

A little more depth into the two main characters instead of a love at first sight works better. Romance was missing.

[Pia Kroyer]

Good Reading

This series hold your attention. It has humor, romance, drama, pathos and happily ever after. You will not regret reading these books.