Hope A. (aunt-ope) - , reviewed Texas Woman (Sisters of the Lone Star, Bk 3) on + 145 more book reviews
This book is very good to read...It just finished the whole story of the sister's and what happening to them
Durene R. (Berit913) reviewed Texas Woman (Sisters of the Lone Star, Bk 3) on + 373 more book reviews
Cruz Guerrero wanted Sloan Stewart from the first moment he laid eyes on the headstrong beauty. But Sloan, eldest daughter of a wealthy cotton planter, belonged to another man-until the day she came to him, a woman in trouble on the lawless frontier...and he made her an offer she could not refuse. Now he is ready to claim what is rightfully his-even as a long-ago betrayal threatens to tear her from his arms forever.
Sloan swore never to be used by a man again. Only sheer desperation made her strike a bargain with the aristocratic nobleman. Now he has come to collect on the vow they made together, seducing her with tender words, determined to make her want him as he wants her. Caught in the bitter cross fire of a traitorous enemy and an embattled Republic, a man bound by honor and a woman wounded by passion must dare to trust in a love that's strong and wild and true.
Sloan swore never to be used by a man again. Only sheer desperation made her strike a bargain with the aristocratic nobleman. Now he has come to collect on the vow they made together, seducing her with tender words, determined to make her want him as he wants her. Caught in the bitter cross fire of a traitorous enemy and an embattled Republic, a man bound by honor and a woman wounded by passion must dare to trust in a love that's strong and wild and true.
Sue E. (Susanaque) -
The New York Times bestselling author of "The Cowboy", "The Texan" and "The Loner" weaves her magic once again as she journeys back to the lawless frontier of nineteenth century Texas to bring the story of two waring hearts and a seduction that begins amid the fires of passion and treachery.....
