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Ride the High Lonesome by Rosanne Bittner

Kate has been through hell. She barely survived an attack on her wagon train and has been walking alone in outlaw country when she spies a man about to be hung. She can do nothing to save the man, but hopes that his horse can save her. But upon reaching the man, she sees that he is still alive and does what she can to save him. 

Luke has survived a hanging and now he seeks his revenge on the men that tried to kill him. But he can't leave Kate behind since she saved him. He agrees to help her get to her brother in law's home after he gets what was stolen from him. But he'll travel faster without Kate.

Can Luke get his revenge and still keep his promise to the woman that saved his life?

Daniel's True Desire by Grace Burrowes

Daniel's True Desire by Grace Burrowes

This is book 2 in the True Gentlemen series.

Daniel Banks is starting his life over with a new parish where he meets the intriguing Kristen Haddonfield. Unfortunately for them both, Daniel is married. He has been estranged from his wife for over a year, but that doesn't change the fact that he can't start something with Kristen.

Daniel and Kristen start working with some of the local boys on their studies and deportment but have to continue fighting their attraction for one another. With everything working against them, can they ever find their happily ever after?

I really enjoyed this story! It's not too often that the hero of your story is the local vicar. Since Daniel has a complicated past, he needed to be paired with an unconventional woman. 
Kristen was definitely not your typical society miss. We see glimpses of this in Tremaine's True Love. She helps Daniel with boys and is basically his right hand man...err woman.

Definitely a great addition to the True Gentlemen series. I can't wait to read the next installment which comes out in February.


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Thanks go out to Sourcebooks for a copy of the book in exchange of an honest review.

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The Highland Bride's Choice by Amanda Forester

Elyne Campbell is doing her duty by marrying the man her brother has picked for her, the laird of the Grant family. She doesn't believe in romantic love and is willing to do what she must for the family.

When trying to help a needy guest, she comes across Tavish Grant. Thinking that this is her soon to be betrothed, she is pleasantly surprised by him. She soon learns that Tavish is the cousin of her betrothed. Unfortunately, she finds herself thinking much more Tavish than her own soon to be husband.

While out riding one morning, she spots Tavish riding out much further than he should due to the English being in the area. She follows him to warn him to be careful and to stay closer to the keep. Tavish is out in search of an abandoned keep that heard about.  He insists that Elyne goes back and says he will go back with her.

She doesn't want him to miss his exploring, so she decides to go with him.  While there they spot a large army of English soldiers and have to find a way to warn Elyne's family while they stay safe themselves.  As they spend time together, Elyne is drawn more and more to Tavish even though she knows he is forbidden.  Will their attraction for each other win out or will Elyne end up marrying Tavish's cousin?