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| Books by Connie Mason | "Tears Like Rain" [1]
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| "Wind Rider" [2]
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| "Sierra" [3]
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| "Shadow Walker" [4]
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| "The Lion's Bride"
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"Tears Like Rain"
Leisure Books, July 1994 Reviewed on 3/22/00 | ||
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As untamed as the prairie, as free as the wind, she hated what white men were doing to the Cheyenne. But spirited Tears Like Rain risked her life to save a cavalry officer and make him her slave. Although the Indians had beaten and stabbed Zach Mercer to the brink of death, the real torture didn't begin until Tears Like Rain rescued him. Never had Mercer ached so desperately for a woman who scorned him. Zach longed to make his beautiful virgin captor desire him as fiercely as she now despised him, but he wouldn't succeed until they both learned a different lesson: that only the bonds of love are unbreakable. | |
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"Wind Rider"
Leisure Books, December 1994 Reviewed on 3/24/00 | ||
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A white man by birth, Wind Rider had given his heart to the Indians who raised him. Grown to a mighty warrior, he lived to protect his people from the invasion of settlers who would take their land. But who would defend him from the exasperating Irish beauty whose soft, senuous touch seared his very soul? An indentured servant desperate to escape her cruel master, Hannah McLin would do anything to be free - even trust a Cheyenne brave. Amid the splendor of the untamed wilderness, she wouldn't allow herself to admit her attraction to his bronzed, hard-muscled body. She couldn't yeild to the bold, passionate longing in his silver eyes. But the closer they came to the safety of civilization, the hotter Hannah burned to succumb to the fiery caresses of the man called Wind Rider. | |
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"Sierra"
Leisure Books, July 1995 Reviewed on 3/24/00 | ||
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Fresh from finishing school, Sierra Alden was the toast of the Barbary Coast. And everybody knew a proper lady didn't go traipsing through untamed lands with a perfect stranger, especially one as devilishly handsome as Ramsey Hunter. But Sierra believed the rumors that said her long-lost brother and sister were living in Denver, and she'd imperil her reputation and her heart to find them. Ram wasn't the type of amn to let any woman boss him around. Yet from the instant he spied Sierra on the muddy streets of San Fancisco, she turned his life upside down. Before long, he was her unwilling guide across the wilderness and more-than-willing tutor in the ways of love. But sweet words and gentle kisses weren't enought o claim the love of the delicious temtation called Sierra. | |
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"Shadow Walker"
Leisure Books, June 1997 Reviewed on 3/24/00 | |||||
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"Why did you do that?" "Kiss You?" Cole shrugged. "Because you wanted me to, I suppose.
Why else would a man kiss a woman?" But Dawn knew lots of other reasons, especially if the woman was nothing
but a half-breed whose father had sold her to the first interested male. Defenseless and exquisitely lovely, Dawn
was overjoyed when Cole Webster killed the ruthless outlaw who had been her husband in name only. But now she
had a very different sort of man to contend with. A man of unquestionable virility, a man who prized justice and
honored the Native American traditions that had been lost to her. Most intriguing of all, he was obviously a man
who knew exactly how to bring a woman to soaring heights of pleasure. And yes, she did want his kiss... and maybe
a whole lot more.
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| Books by Linda Lael Miller | "Lily and the Major" -- 1
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| "Emma and the Outlaw" -- 2
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| "Caroline and the Raider" -- 3
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| Paranormal Books
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| Misc. Historicals
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"Lily and the Major"
Pocket Books, December 1990 Reviewed on 11/22/00 | ||
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Lily Chalmers wanted only two things from life - a farm of her own, and to find the sisters she hadn't seen since they were all little girls heading West on the orphan train... She certainly had no desire for a husband. Yet proud, innocent Lily had no idea what desire meant until she met Major Caleb Halliday, a man who could ignite her very being with a touch... a glace... a whisper. Sheltered in his arms, Lily rode the crest of the wild, helpless passion, discovering the full, rapturous glory of her womanhood. And though she struggled against her own willful heart, she knew she could never choose between the dazzling man who had claimed her love so completely, and her bold, long-cherished dream. | |
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"Emma and the Outlaw"
Pocket Books, June 1991 Reviewed on 11/22/00 | ||
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Despite her unconventional upbringing - she'd been adopted off the orphan train by the local "madam" - Emma Chalmers was the most prim and proper young lady in all of Whitneyville. Why, she wouldn't even permit Fulton Whitney to kiss her, and they were pratically engaged! But when Steven Fairfax landed in her home, wounded in an explosion at the town's rauchiest saloon, his lazy smile made Emma's blood race. Slowly, Steven stilled her fears with his gentle, insistent caresses... until at last she gave herself unashamedly to the splendid passion what was their destiny. Yet now Emma faced a new terror - for the drifter she loved so desperately was a wanted man, and his past was about to catch up with him! | |
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"Caroline and the Raider"
Pocket Books, March 1992 Reviewed on 11/22/00 | |||||
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Holding her lovely head high, Wyoming schoolmistress Caroline Chalmers did what no lady should: she marched right into
the local saloon to see the dashing and reckless Gathrie Hayes. Worse still, she went to ask him for help. She needed
the former Confederate raider to plan a jailbreak to rescue her fiancé, Seaton Flynn, from the hangman's noose.
An orphan raised by spinster sisters, Caroline was prepared to do almost anything to save her beloved Seaton. So why
did her breathe suddenly become a shivery sigh when she looked into Hayes's twinkling green eyes? Too late Caroline knew
how perilous her request really was, for this strong and daring ex-solider would refuse her nothing no matter how dangerous...
but first he intented to teach her everything about the power of a man's love, beginning with a shameless odyssey to
ecstasy in his arms.
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| Books by Evelyn Rogers | "Betrayal" [1] | ||
| "Hot Temper" [2] | |||
"Golden Man"
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| "The Gold Digger"
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"Betrayal"
Leisure Books, June 1997 Reviewed on 12/13/97 | ||
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Conn O'Brien couldn't believe that he had just been scammed by the woman of his dreams. And to make matters worse she was now his wife. To ensure the safety of her mother and brother, Crystal Braden was forced by her father to trick Conn. As Crystal tries to show Conn that she truly loves Conn, he tries to build up his own ranch. Crystal and Conn try of them find the love that brought them together. And so that they will live together forever. | |
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"Hot Temper"
Leisure Books, December 1997 Reviewed on 12/13/97 | |||||
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Temperance Tyler had earned her nickname of "Temper". She had lived a hard life and an even
harder marriage. She didn't want anything to do with the men an the Buckingham Ranch and that included half-breed
Great Britain Iron Hand. Brit wasn't sure what to make of Temper. But he knew he liked what he saw. As he thaws
Temper's ice incrusted heart, her thought-to-be-deceased husband comes back to town and wants her back. Brit isn't
going to let her go no matter who she's marries to and Temper doesn't want to go back to her abusive husband.
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| Books by Nan Ryan | "Cloudcastle"
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| "Sun God"
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| "The Legend of Love"
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| "Written in the Stars"
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| Misc. Historicals
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"Cloudcastle"
Dell, December 1987 Reviewed on 7/21/00 | ||
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Exquisite Natalie Vallance might have perished in the snow. The Indians - amazed at her fragile form, her brilliant red hair - found her, called her Fire-in-the-Snow, and made her mistress of Cloudcastle, a ranch high in the majestic Rockies... protector of sacred Indian ground... guardian of a treasure in buried gold. She was sworn to protect the land from ruthless prospectors and mysterious drifters like Kane Covington. Once he, too, had saved her life. They'd shared a night of passion she was ashamed to remember but would never forget. Who was he - outlaw, swindler, or charming rogue? Why had he reappeared and what was he after? And why did his kiss, his touch have the power to make her forget everything - except how much she wanted him? | |
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"Sun God"
Dell, October 1990 Reviewed on 7/21/00 | ||
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In a blaze of glory, ravishing young Amy Sullivan took him as her lover. In an agony of torment, she drove him away to save his life. She ahd tried to forget him by marrying another man. But now, ten years later, he had returned, a fierce stranger determined to make her his slave. To his enemieshe was El Capitán Luiz Quintano. The son of a Spanish grandee and an Aztec princess, Tonatiuh was now a military commander. He had learned to guard his heart even as he gave his body with a passion born of vengeance and hate. He thought he could destroy her. But the love she gave was real, a maelstrom of fury, remorse, and desire that would engulf them both in its tidal depths. | |
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"The Legend of Love"
Dell, September 1991 Reviewed on 7/21/00 | ||
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On the searing sands of New Mexico's wild, unforgiving territory, they met again. Once before, they had faced certain death together. Then, with reckless trust, she'd given herself to a final moment of happiness in the arms of a tender sranger. But fate had spared - and parted - them, sending her east to a new life in New York... driving him west to the frontier. H'd never forget the night he'd spent with the flame-haired, silken-skinned temptress. And now, as he guided the exquisite Elizabeth Curtin and her party through the remorseless desert in search of her missing husband and a legendary treasure, she was at his mercy, no longer a mere memory but a willful prize he would risk his life to win even as he swore he would never love her. | |
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"Written in the Stars"
Dell, January 1993 Reviewed on 7/21/00 | |||||
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Restless Diane Buchannan left a glamorous life in the East to salvage her grandparents' faltering
Wild West Show. Her bare back-riding feats drew huge crowds in Denver, but Diane's was not the only new act. The "Redman
of the Rockies," a captured "savage," was a sensation with his hard-muscled body, harshly handsome features, and dark
eyes glittering with icy fury. Mesmermized by the caged wil creature, Diane recklessly turned him loose, only to be swept
up and spirited away inot the Rocky Mountains. Cruelly captured, his magnificent baody put on display for taunting crowds,
he thristed for revenge. When the violet-eyed beauty set him free, the Redman carried her off as bait to catch his captors.
But Diane's shining spirit and shimmering lovilenessenchanted her abductor. Taking her to a land of golden days and silver
nights, gradually revealing the many mysteries of his true identity, the "savage" found himself a captive to love.
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