Jen's Place--Westerns Historicals 1

"The Golden Spike" by Ana Leigh
Leisure Books, June 1994
Reviewed on 5/29/00

With his suave manners and devastating charm, Thomas Graham could coax the skin off a snake. But he'd never enountered a woman who confounded yet thrilled him more than Rory Callahan. The redheaded beauty was a paradox - an ornery shrew one minute, a polished lady the next, and always a delicous temptation. She wanted him run out of town on a rail; he wanted her waiting and ready in a sleeping car. Before Thomas walked the length of the Union Pacific line to win Rory, he'd use tender embraces and sensuous kisses to stoke the flames of her desire - then bind himself to Rory with a head-on collision of breathless passion.
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"Mountain Magic" by Trana Mae Simmons
Leisure Books, September 1995
Reviewed on 5/29/00

Caitlyn O'Shaunessy was a born survivor. orphaned at a young age, raised by a kindly old trapper, she'd fought hard to bury her demons as she eked out an existence in the unforgiving wilds of the Rocky Mountains. But while she'd faced down harsh elements and hostile Indians, she'd never met enyone like the blue-eyed stranger who stole her heart and foreer changed her world. Jonathan Clay traveled out West to ease the pain of betrayal and heartache he'd left behind at his Virginia home. But when a game of chance landed him a feisty beauty with a sharp tongue, Jonathan was left with more than he bargained for. Caitlyn was the most independent, muleheaded woman on the frontier, and her innocent touch aroused a desire like none he'd ever known.
Also check out "Spell Bound".
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"All I Ask of You" by Gail Link
Leisure Books, September 1994
Reviewed on 5/29/00

A half-breed with the blood of Comanche warriors in his veins, Rafe Rayburne knew he had no place in the drawing rooms of proper British society - or the heart of Lady Gillian Buchanan. And the more Gillie tempted him, the harder he fought to deny the mad desire he could never dare fulfill. Defiant of the priggish lords who would carry her to their marriage beds, Gillie refused to wed anyone but Rafe. Confident that their love could overcome any obstacle, the independent beauty would journey halfway around the world - and go to any legths - to make Rafe hers and hers alone.
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"Spirit of the Mountain" by Fela Dawson Scott
Leisure Books, July 1995
Reviewed on 5/26/00

She had befriended the cougar... tamed the wild wolf. And survived alone in the wilds of the Great Smoky Mountains, until finding true peace living as one with the Cherokee people. She was also the loveliest woman Nathan Walker had ever laid eyes on, and as far as the handsome trapper was concerned, the wilderness was no place for her. Determined to lead the orphaned beauty back to civilization and a heritage she had never known, he vowed to be prepared for whatever dangers crossed their path. But what he didn't count on was his growing passion for the remarkable wamon they called Spirit of the Mountain.
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"Golden Dreams" by Anna DeForest
Leisure Books, February 1997
Reviewed on 11/28/97

Justin Talbott was the only man who ever turned Kate Holden's head from her books. After the death of her father, Kate and her sister moved to Cripple Creek, hoping their luck would change. Unfortunately her brother-in-law died and her sister's health worsened. After trying to get help from Justin and unable to find him, Kate decides she have to work at a brothel to earn the money to care for her sister. But fate saved her, or did it? Justin came back to town just in time for him to see Kate on her first night in the brothel. Furious and misunderstanding why Kate had done what she had, Justin made an offer Kate couldn't turn down. Become his mistress and earn enough money to keep her sister healthy. Kate hated and loved her new position. But she was unwilling to tell Justin the truth and clear the air between them. But Justin's newfound love for Kate will overcome any distrust he had for love and women in general.
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"Delaney's Crossing" by Jean Barrett
Leisure Books, March 1997
Reviewed on 6/28/97

Cooper J. Delaney had been tricked. It was that simple. Agatha Pennington, savoir of lost women, had won. He had to take her and her band of women across the wilderness to Oregon. Cooper was NOT going to get involved in these women's lives, but the longer he was with them the more he cared. Especially for Agatha. As they battle rain, Indians, raging rivers, and a manic out to stop their journey, he couldn't believe the strength of these women and the incredible sweetness of Agatha, one very prim-and-proper old maid. Making it to Oregon doesn't solve all their problems. In order for Agatha and Cooper to make it together they must fight one last battle. Love.
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"The Golden Spike" by Ana Leigh Leisure Books, June 1994 Reviewed on 5/29/00
		With his suave manners and devastating charm, Thomas Graham could coax the skin off a snake. But he'd never enountered a woman who confounded yet thrilled him more than Rory Callahan. The redheaded beauty was a paradox - an ornery shrew one minute, a polished lady the next, and always a delicous temptation. She wanted him run out of town on a rail; he wanted her waiting and ready in a sleeping car. Before Thomas walked the length of the Union Pacific line to win Rory, he'd use tender embraces and sensuous kisses to stoke the flames of her desire - then bind himself to Rory with a head-on collision of breathless passion.
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"Mountain Magic" by Trana Mae Simmons Leisure Books, September 1995 Reviewed on 5/29/00
		Caitlyn O'Shaunessy was a born survivor. orphaned at a young age, raised by a kindly old trapper, she'd fought hard to bury her demons as she eked out an existence in the unforgiving wilds of the Rocky Mountains. But while she'd faced down harsh elements and hostile Indians, she'd never met enyone like the blue-eyed stranger who stole her heart and foreer changed her world. Jonathan Clay traveled out West to ease the pain of betrayal and heartache he'd left behind at his Virginia home. But when a game of chance landed him a feisty beauty with a sharp tongue, Jonathan was left with more than he bargained for. Caitlyn was the most independent, muleheaded woman on the frontier, and her innocent touch aroused a desire like none he'd ever known. Also check out "Spell Bound".
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"All I Ask of You" by Gail Link Leisure Books, September 1994 Reviewed on 5/29/00
		A half-breed with the blood of Comanche warriors in his veins, Rafe Rayburne knew he had no place in the drawing rooms of proper British society - or the heart of Lady Gillian Buchanan. And the more Gillie tempted him, the harder he fought to deny the mad desire he could never dare fulfill. Defiant of the priggish lords who would carry her to their marriage beds, Gillie refused to wed anyone but Rafe. Confident that their love could overcome any obstacle, the independent beauty would journey halfway around the world - and go to any legths - to make Rafe hers and hers alone.
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"Spirit of the Mountain" by Fela Dawson Scott Leisure Books, July 1995 Reviewed on 5/26/00
		She had befriended the cougar... tamed the wild wolf. And survived alone in the wilds of the Great Smoky Mountains, until finding true peace living as one with the Cherokee people. She was also the loveliest woman Nathan Walker had ever laid eyes on, and as far as the handsome trapper was concerned, the wilderness was no place for her. Determined to lead the orphaned beauty back to civilization and a heritage she had never known, he vowed to be prepared for whatever dangers crossed their path. But what he didn't count on was his growing passion for the remarkable wamon they called Spirit of the Mountain.
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"Golden Dreams" by Anna DeForest Leisure Books, February 1997 Reviewed on 11/28/97
		Justin Talbott was the only man who ever turned Kate Holden's head from her books. After the death of her father, Kate and her sister moved to Cripple Creek, hoping their luck would change. Unfortunately her brother-in-law died and her sister's health worsened. After trying to get help from Justin and unable to find him, Kate decides she have to work at a brothel to earn the money to care for her sister. But fate saved her, or did it? Justin came back to town just in time for him to see Kate on her first night in the brothel. Furious and misunderstanding why Kate had done what she had, Justin made an offer Kate couldn't turn down. Become his mistress and earn enough money to keep her sister healthy. Kate hated and loved her new position. But she was unwilling to tell Justin the truth and clear the air between them. But Justin's newfound love for Kate will overcome any distrust he had for love and women in general.
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"Delaney's Crossing" by Jean Barrett Leisure Books, March 1997 Reviewed on 6/28/97
		Cooper J. Delaney had been tricked. It was that simple. Agatha Pennington, savoir of lost women, had won. He had to take her and her band of women across the wilderness to Oregon. Cooper was NOT going to get involved in these women's lives, but the longer he was with them the more he cared. Especially for Agatha. As they battle rain, Indians, raging rivers, and a manic out to stop their journey, he couldn't believe the strength of these women and the incredible sweetness of Agatha, one very prim-and-proper old maid. Making it to Oregon doesn't solve all their problems. In order for Agatha and Cooper to make it together they must fight one last battle. Love.
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