Texas bride

by Catherine Creel

WEDDING OF CONVENIENCE Ravishing Sarah Bradford was all alone in Wildcat City. The rough boomtown was full of brawny unbridled men and the Yankee beauty needed one man's protection. In name only Sarah became Mrs. Adam MacShane. And only then did she learn that the one thing worse than being alone was being married to an arrogant Texas scoundrel! MARRIAGE OF LOVE Though Sarah was a stubborn, willful spitfire, Adam couldn't deny that his pulse quickened at just the thought of her. He ached to tangle his strong hands in her waves of black hair and to trail his burning lips along her silken curves. He had given his word of honor that he would not touch his Yankee wife -- but he swore an oath of passion that he would claim his TEXAS BRIDE

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