Dallas Leigh has built his ranch empire, plus created a new town in West Texas. However, he has a problem -- he wants a son. West Texas offers few LADIES of marriageable age.
Dallas also has a problem with some rancher-enemies -- the McQueens. It turns out that they have a daughter and Dallas has the water the McQueens need for their cattle.
Problem solved, right? What a silly thought.
Cordelia McQueen turns out to be a lovely woman who has been kept inside the family home for years -- to "protect" her. She has also been served up large portions of hateful comments about the Leigh family - particularly Dallas. Finally, Cordelia's father has promised her that she would never have to marry!
When the McQueen patriarch "gives" his daughter for water rights to his worst enemy -- we have the makings of a great story!
Lorraine Heath, weaves(previous main) characters into later volumes. I really enjoy this aspect of her books.
This is an emotionally-intense book. Bring your hankie! A superb read!
1) TEXAS DESTINY
2) TEXAS GLORY
3) TEXAS SPLENDOR
Dallas also has a problem with some rancher-enemies -- the McQueens. It turns out that they have a daughter and Dallas has the water the McQueens need for their cattle.
Problem solved, right? What a silly thought.
Cordelia McQueen turns out to be a lovely woman who has been kept inside the family home for years -- to "protect" her. She has also been served up large portions of hateful comments about the Leigh family - particularly Dallas. Finally, Cordelia's father has promised her that she would never have to marry!
When the McQueen patriarch "gives" his daughter for water rights to his worst enemy -- we have the makings of a great story!
Lorraine Heath, weaves(previous main) characters into later volumes. I really enjoy this aspect of her books.
This is an emotionally-intense book. Bring your hankie! A superb read!
1) TEXAS DESTINY
2) TEXAS GLORY
3) TEXAS SPLENDOR
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