The Texan's Favor
Kansas, 1877. Texas Ranger Jake Fontaine’s a dead man until spunky Kat Collins saves his hide. Despite the rogue lawman’s obsession to bring in his brother’s killer, duty demands he escort her to safety. But Kat’s a thief, if not an honorable one, and along with hiding stolen property, she’s run away from controlling kin. Desperate, Kat offers Jake a deal. If he’ll give her the reward, she’ll ride with him until he captures the outlaw. Of course, she’ll stay out of his way. Reluctant to lose the killer’s trail, Jake accepts, and soon the unlikely travel companions battle an impossible attraction. However, when Kat’s uncle catches up with them, he demands a wedding. All Jake has ever needed is a six-gun and a horse. Marriage will cost him his freedom, but refusing may cost him his life.
(Work in progress.)
(Work in progress.)
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