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A Woman of Texas

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A Wild Stampede Of Untamed Desire Thundered Across The Lawless Land...

Burning Love - For beautiful raven-haired Isabella, that love was Cordova, her family's vast estate, a sun-scorched land that made her hot Spanish blood race with pride.

Chilling Hate - For Jason Rawlings, the suntanned, blue-eyed stranger, it was a palpable force that had driven him across two continents and brought him to Texas.

Caught in the deadly crossfire, trapped between violence and desire, Jason would stand beside Isabella, defend Cordova against men whose hunger for land and power knew no limit. He was sworn to her struggle...fated to avenge the past...destined to unleash the fiery passions of A Woman of Texas

539 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1979

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Robert Tyler Stevens

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Robert Tyler Stevens is a pseudonym used by British author Reginald Thomas Staples (1911-2005). He is also published under the name R.T. Stevens, James Sinclair, and Mary Jane Staples.
Many re-prints have been given new titles and appear under the Staples name.

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November 24, 2016
3.5 stars. An enjoyable read, but not as top notch as others I've read from this author, there were some slower moments building up some back history and then after the big revenge against her father was over there was a lengthy period where our pair are separated again. I did enjoy the Texas setting and the H and h battling it out against the greedy land grabbers trying to take her ranch away. The ending was way too abrupt for my taste. If authors need to just stop, a little afterward is always appreciated.

Note, despite the cover that screams bodice ripper to some readers, note that there's little more than a few kisses and those are very rare indeed.
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