Herb Walker knew trouble when he saw it -- and Miss Constance O'Hally was more trouble than he cared to deal with. And what really irritated him was that the city-bred woman claimed she was in love with him.
He had one mission -- to deliver Constance and her mother to Tucker Ingham in Texas --safely. But the young woman was making his mission nearly impossible. He was torn between murder -- or making love to her.
The silly woman didn't understand that life in Texas was more difficult than the city life she was used to. She would never be able to withstand the rigorous and demanding payment the land extracted from those that lived there. There was only one woman that he knew of that seemed as if she were a part of this wild land -- and Constance was this woman's exact opposite.
Upon their first meeting, Constance knew exactly who Herb was -- since the age of ten she had dreamt of him -- this was the man she was to marry. But the obstinate man was making things much more difficult than she could have imagined. He was determined she would run back to Boston -- just as he was determined that she was ill-suited to life on the Western frontier.
There was only one thing for her to do -- she would learn to be like the woman of the West. She would prove to the arrogant man just how capable she was and in the process she would prove her love for him was true.
Series: A Spitfire Novel
Book 1: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/69...
Book 2: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/69...
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A Spitfire Novel, Book 2, A Western Romance
Herb Walker knew trouble when he saw it -- and Miss Constance O'Hally was more trouble than he cared to deal with. And what really irritated him was that the city-bred woman claimed she was in love with him.
He had one mission -- to deliver Constance and her mother to Tucker Ingham in Texas --safely. But the young woman was making his mission nearly impossible. He was torn between murder -- or making love to her.
The silly woman didn't understand that life in Texas was more difficult than the city life she was used to. She would never be able to withstand the rigorous and demanding payment the land extracted from those that lived there. There was only one woman that he knew of that seemed as if she were a part of this wild land -- and Constance was this woman's exact opposite.
Upon their first meeting, Constance knew exactly who Herb was -- since the age of ten she had dreamt of him -- this was the man she was to marry. But the obstinate man was making things much more difficult than she could have imagined. He was determined she would run back to Boston -- just as he was determined that she was ill-suited to life on the Western frontier.
There was only one thing for her to do -- she would learn to be like the woman of the West. She would prove to the arrogant man just how capable she was and in the process she would prove her love for him was true.