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Book Review of Gunslinger's Bride (Montana Mavericks) (Harlequin Historical, No 577)

Gunslinger's Bride (Montana Mavericks) (Harlequin Historical, No 577)
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After 8 years, Brock Kincaid has returned to his hometown. As he rides in, he notices a youngster with his eyes and hair color. When he learns that the kid belongs to Abby Watson (his girlfriend from the past), Brock knows Jonathan is his. Brock insists that Abby let him have a part in Jonathan's life.

Brock left town after he killed Abby's brother in self-defense. However, Abby still mourns her brother's death and blames Brock. He starts a gentle wooing of Abby while inserting himself into Jonathan and her lives.

What isn't obvious at first is that, during those 8 years, Brock became a gunslinger. Now he's skirted around other states while dropping his past identity. Brock thinks he has out-distanced his past. But has he?

The blurb on the back of the book didn't really sound interesting but I was desperate for something to read. I'm glad I did. This is a very pleasant way to spend time.