Lady and the Lawman

Life on the Western frontier in the 1880s is filled with risks and danger--a fact Angie Logan quickly relearns upon arriving back at her family's Arizona ranch, home from college back East. To help quell the riots against Chinese immigrants that have settled in Durango, Angie relies on her education and wits in appealing to the governor for assistance. The governor sends help in the form of Lance Kincaid, a charismatic gentleman who became a ranger to avenge the murder of the woman he loved. While working to resolve the current upheaval, Lance catches the trail of the murderer. Nothing will stop him from catching the killer and bringing him to justice, except perhaps Angie, the mysterious woman who looks eerily like his lost love. "So vibrantly written it was like seeing a good movie. I wanted to read it again." --Barbara Keenan, Affaire de Coeur. Winner of the Affaire de Coeur Silver Pen Award "This heart-warming novel will hold a special place in readers' hearts." --RT Book Review, 4 stars RT Outstanding New Western Historical Author Award "One of the best historical romances to reach my reviewer's stack in ages." --Wayne Barton, Western Writers of America This description may be from another edition of this product.