Texas lady

by Debra White Smith

When two female bandits shoot Levi Campbell, the handsome cattleman finds himself in the care of an enchanting nurse Magnolia Alexander. But just when Levi begins to think he and Magnolia have a future, she coldly insists that they must not develop a relationship. Confused by her behavior, Levi prays all the harder that Magnolia might be the answer to his heaven-sent requests for a godly wife. However, Magnolia's tortured past arises to seemingly divide their hearts forever. Her uncle's and a letter of confession all reveal a truth that Magnolia never wanted to learn. A truth which eventually leaves her life in danger. With tension mounting, Magnolia debates whether she can ever trust again . . . ever love again. . . ever regain her confidence in the Lord.

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