Texas Lover (Wild Texas Nights, Book 2)

Adrienne deWolfe

Jul 2012 · Wild Texas Nights Book 2 · ePublishing Works!

About this ebook

Texas Ranger Wes Rawlins has a heap of trouble on his hands. The county sheriff has been murdered, squatters are entrenched on the dead man's land, and no one can tell Wes why the sheriff wired for help in the first place.

So Wes rides out to the sheriff's farm—and finds himself looking down a gun barrel aimed by Aurora Sinclair, a spirited, young divorcée with a house full of orphans to protect.

Is Aurora an innocent schoolmarm battling an illegal land grab? Or is she a cunning temptress who plugged her lawman-lover to seize his sprawling homestead?

In this high-stakes game of cat and mouse, Wes dare not lose his head. The trouble is, he may have already lost his heart...

AWARDS:
4.5 Stars! ~Romantic Times Magazine
Winner, K.I.S.S. Award for Heroes, Romantic Times Magazine

REVIEWS:
"A romance of immense power and deep emotions. Adrienne deWolfe's three-dimensional characters will warm your heart as her powerful story grips your imagination." ~Kathe Robin, Romantic Times Magazine (4.5 Stars)

"Hot, sexy... with plenty of humor and a pinch of naughtiness that is pure delight." ~Marta Kiss, Belles and Beaux of Romance Newsletter

"I loved Texas Lover! This book was too perfect for words. It is going on my keeper shelf and on my list of all-time favorite reads." ~Maudeen Wachsmith, Editor, Rawhide & Lace

"...Warm and exciting... stole my heart." ~Jennifer Blake, National Bestselling Author

WILD TEXAS NIGHTS in series order:
Texas Outlaw
Texas Lover
Texas Wildcat

Ratings and reviews

This historical western romance captured my interest and kept it until the very last page! It did have a few twists that aren't normally found in historical western romance, such as divorce and a romance between an older woman and younger man. Wes was such a lovable and charming bad boy, with a weakness for misfits and the hard headed woman, Aurora (Rorie), who loved and watched over them. The secondary characters were as well drawn as the primary ones. What I especially liked about this book, was that it reminded me, that most people are never all good or all bad. Mind you, I said most people. Read the book, and find out what I mean for yourself. You're in for a treat.

About the author

Award-winning author, Adrienne deWolfe, is a professional journalist, publicist, and fiction teacher, who calls Austin, Texas, home. Recipient of 48 writing awards, including the Best Historical Romance of the Year, Adrienne loves to mentor aspiring authors. Visit Adrienne's blog at WritingNovelsThatSell.com or WildTexasNights.com