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Good story!! Once I got into it, it was hard to put down! wonderful story of the true loves trials...a must read for western romance!
I love everything that Diana Palmer writes. This one doesn't disappoint either.
Great book with a good story. Will recommend to anyone.
Great author, great book
Great romance set in Arizona in 1910. Interesting to read how autos & phones were used then. Time of Mexican revolution & how it impacted the people.
Good book. The only thing I didn't like about the book was that it had too many characters. Each character had its own story and I would have liked more focus on the main characters.
After months in the dust and grime of Arizona, Trilby longed more than ever for the cool, green bayous of her ancestral home....
But the family mansion in Louisiana was a long way from where she found herself--in an isolated wooden frame house near the Arizona/Mexico border. The dusty cowboys seemed barbaric, and war with Mexico brewed in her own backyard.
If life was hard, Thorn Vance made it almost unbearable. The rough, sexy cowboy had somehow decided Trilby was the kind who gave freely of her charms...and he wanted his share. He frightened her, but she refused to give him the satisfaction of showing it.
Arizona in 1910 was a rough and dangerous place, but nothing was as treacherous as Thorn, who unleased a burning sensuality that both alarmed and intrigued her. Although she tried to deny it, not even the wide expanse of the desert could contain the explosive heat that threatened to consume them both.
But the family mansion in Louisiana was a long way from where she found herself--in an isolated wooden frame house near the Arizona/Mexico border. The dusty cowboys seemed barbaric, and war with Mexico brewed in her own backyard.
If life was hard, Thorn Vance made it almost unbearable. The rough, sexy cowboy had somehow decided Trilby was the kind who gave freely of her charms...and he wanted his share. He frightened her, but she refused to give him the satisfaction of showing it.
Arizona in 1910 was a rough and dangerous place, but nothing was as treacherous as Thorn, who unleased a burning sensuality that both alarmed and intrigued her. Although she tried to deny it, not even the wide expanse of the desert could contain the explosive heat that threatened to consume them both.
