The story wasn't just about a helpless woman who needed saving from a man. The main character was stong and independant
Straight-laced, stiff-backed, and ready for a fight, suffragette Maddie Sinclair stepped off the Boston train...and faced a cowboy in leather boots and Stetson. She had come to find her wayward brother Morley, not a sinfully handsome, six-foot tall hunk of Texas man who said he was Morley's partner. In truth, Tyler Grant was Morley's ex-partner and sworn enemy. He took one look at Morley's sister, and the perfect revenge scheme was born. Maddie herself was the only obstacle. If Buckhorn was too wild for a lady, then it was just right for a strong, independent woman determined to reform this booming, brawling place, and maybe even Tyler Grant, too. Kissing him was a complication she didn't expect; falling in love with him could prove a disaster as warring passions heated up for a showdown that could set one incendiary town - and two blazing hearts - on fire.
