Category: Romance Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Type: Fiction
Pages: 87
Copyright: July 28, 2010
She was one step away from a hanging, not because of anything she'd done, but because of who she was.
He was one step closer to capturing the most notorious outlaw in Texas.
When U.S. Marshal Trey Thornton saves Charlotte "Charlie" Daughtry from a lynch mob, he plans to use her as bait to capture her father and brothers. One thing stood in his way: he fell in love with the outlaw's daughter.
Charlie felt stirrings deep in her heart for the handsome lawman. She wished he could look beyond the Daughtry name and see her for who she truly was--someone who desperately yearned to be loved by him.
But could she love a man who wanted to send her father and brothers to the gallows?
Professional Reviews
The Romance Studio
Ms. Hampton pens a sweet story with characters who epitomize the best and the worst of the post Civil War western USA...The story is fresh and fast moving with a bit of suspense at just the right time to keep us guessing about the outcome. I haven't read this author before but like her style.
Happily Ever After Reviews
I was excited to read this story. I haven't read a western in a long time, and this one sounded like it would be fun, auction packed, and very sexy. For the most part, it held up to my expectations. I hope I get a chance to read more by Ms. Hampton.
You Gotta Read Reviews
I think this story is good at reminding us not to judge someone by their family, or their name. I really enjoyed Ms. Hampton's story about love and redemption...This is a good western story.
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