But the lawman finds that love is the greatest trial of all as he unwittingly draws her into the line of fire. Marshal Daniel Ryan on a quest for vengeance-and leads him to a beautiful young woman, the sole witness to a terrible crime. Now, an elusive stranger draws him into a shadowy chase that will bring unexpected turns to his uncertain future-and may determine which side of the law the restless Cole favors.Ī tragic, heartbreaking loss drives U.S. While his three brothers chose to settle into married life, Cole rebelliously refused to be tied down.
Now, she brings her irresistible and heartwarming wit to a delightful love story featuring the unforgettable frontier family, the Claybornes of Blue Belle, Montana.Ĭole Clayborne had always walked a dark path and flirted with a life of crime. Because it was still dark in the room, he lit the kerosene lamp.Julie Garwood triumphed with her phenomenal For the Roses and her #1 New York Times bestselling trio of novels, One Pink Rose, One White Rose, and One Red Rose. He stretched his arms and went to get a drink of water before he got dressed. He was still sleepy, and it seemed to him that he had only just closed his eyes. The sun was slowly making its way up into the black sky. He let out a loud yawn and thought about going back to sleep, but then he saw the faint orange glow in the distance and realized it was already dawn. The street was deserted.Ī faint breeze brushed his face. He shut the door and crossed to the window to look down at the street, thinking that someone who had had too much to drink had made a rack. He didn’t hear anything unusual, but he still reached for his gun and went to the door.Īs he expected, there wasn’t anyone lurking in the hallway. He was a light sleeper even when he was home at Rosehill in his own bed, and he always heard every little sound. One second he was sound asleep, roping cattle, and the next he was wide awake and as tense as a bow. To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt: What reading level is Come the Spring book?
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