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Slater was a Texas Ranger, the only law in a land where men were men and women were loose. Except for Victoria Stafford.
Victoria was like a flower in the desert, in a way that threatened any man with a healthy fear of being fenced in. They were searching for her cousin that took them through country as rugged and untamed as he was, but with a wild beauty so like Victoria herself that along the way he lost his heart.
Victoria was like a flower in the desert, in a way that threatened any man with a healthy fear of being fenced in. They were searching for her cousin that took them through country as rugged and untamed as he was, but with a wild beauty so like Victoria herself that along the way he lost his heart.
