Texans Lady/The

by Lauren Wilde

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• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0821714201
• ISBN13: 9780821714201
• Release Date: January 1984
• Publisher: Zebra Books
• Length: 462 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Magnificent

Back book cover excerpt:HE WAS INFURIATING! Christine found as she followed the tough, tall Texas ranger up the Sierra Madres trail. She'd hired Chad Yancey to help her rescue her brother. But who would rescue her when Chad crushed her soft curves to his broad, hard chest, seared here sweet flesh with the heat of his kiss, destroyed her will with intimate, indecent caresses? She had sworn she'd never trust a man with her love--but when he held her she couldn't even trust herself! SHE WAS EXASPERATING! Chad mutterd as he stole a glance at the sensuous, statuesque blonde. Chirstine Roberts was stubborn, defiant...and all woman. He knew he should keep his mind on business and his hands off his beautiful employer-they shared nothing but a dangerous mission and an impetuous passion. But when he stroked her silken limbs and felt the force of their raging desire, he knew he couldn't rest until he'd made her The Texan's Lady. This historical romance was WONDERFUL this is my fourth time reading it and I still melt everytime I read it. The story is about a proud man and a stubborn but innocent woman previously hurt who have been brought together by fate to find love under the blazing Mexican sun. What I liked most about this story is how the author was able to make the relationship all about the couple and still make it interesting. It was all about their developing feelings for each other through the whole story and the hardships they encountered in their wild adventure through Mexico. Nobody could of done any better with Chad and Christine's story. I kinda wish Lauren Wilde would of made a romance story of Christine's brother Charles so that we can get a glimpse of Chad and Christine through his story. I bet that would be a great read. I recommend this book whole heartedly. Enjoy!!