Brant
អំពីសៀវភៅអេឡិចត្រូនិកនេះ
Brant MacQuaid has secret reasons of his own for taking the challenging Victoria Windhaven on a dangerous medical mission through Alaskan wilderness. He used to know the exasperating woman, but after leaving the lower states, he thought he left her and her demanding family behind.
Victoria can’t forgive him for deserting her sister at the altar. Brant should keep to himself and do the job he’s been hired for—protecting her and a young medical student from dangerous threats that intensify at every turn.
Except that the confined stagecoach, and the forced nights on the road that Brant and Victoria spend together, ignite their heated emotions. Their yearning for each other’s touch threatens to explode….
All of the books in this sexy historical romance series are standalone novels. Don't miss any of these exciting ALASKA COWBOYS and MOUNTIES, by USA TODAY bestselling author Kate Bridges!
Book 1: COLT
Book 2: LUKE
Book 3: DYLAN
Book 4: WESTON
Book 5: QUINN
Book 6: BRANT
Book 7: HARRISON
Book 8: JAMES
Book 9: JOHN
Book 10: WYATT
Praise for BRANT:
“Brimming with humor, suspense...a feisty heroine and a hunky hero, this book is a keeper.” -Romance Junkies
“…fans will love her latest hero…” -Romance Reviews Today
“Enjoy.” -Fresh Fiction
ការដាក់ផ្កាយ និងមតិវាយតម្លៃ
អំពីអ្នកនិពន្ធ
Kate Bridges is a USA Today bestselling author of western romance novels. Her books have hit several bestseller lists and she’s been honored with multiple awards, such as Best Western of the Year from RT Book Reviews magazine, CataRomance Best Historical of the Year, the Booksellers’ Best nomination, and Top Picks on reader websites. Her novels have been studied in college writing courses for popular fiction.
Kate lives in Alberta, Canada with her husband, where many of her books are set. She enjoys exploring the Rocky Mountains and open prairies, and canoeing on glacier-fed lakes with her family. Prior to becoming a writer, Kate was a pediatric intensive care nurse, and enjoyed caring for children and their families.
