Mary Elaine L. (Laney) reviewed on 5/30/2006 + 911 more book reviews

A marriage of inconvenience.

Carling Templeton was fit to be tied! Here she was, an independent, enlightened twentieth-century woman--about to be sold into marriage like some sort of medieval bride. Even worse, her husband-to-be was the insufferable cattle rancher Kane McClellan. Carling thought he was infuriating, so she never expected her "I won't" to turn to "I will" the second she said "I do".

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