Outlaw Love - Brenda Joyce Anthology

by Stephanie Mittman, Connie Brockway, Cait Logan, et al.

Book Overview

Dangerous men...Spirited women...Untamed desires that set the Wild West afire.... BRENDA JOYCE--Passion begins at "Sundown" as a spinster schoolteacher finds a wounded fugitive in her father's bed and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 044022280X
• Release Date: August 1997
• Publisher: Dell
• Length: 464 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.0" x 4.0"

Customer Reviews

Another good story from Brenda Joyce

Emily Anderson was a good school teacher at the small town of Aurora. Her mother passed away nine months ago and she had to manage the farm almost all by herself. Her dad, Gus, was a drunken man who she can't leaned on. One day, instead of her father in his bed drunk as always, she found a man , handsome one nonetheless, wounded by a shot and fainted. It turn out the man was a thief who stole lots of money from Mr. Harrison, the most powerful rancher of the town. Being held against her wish, she must save this outlaw and share a bedroom with him. Raphael Caldwell was a mysterious man who had a task that need to be done in Aurora. After his wound healed, he must be gone from the town as soon as possible. But he can't let go and forget the sweet Emily just yet. Meanwhile, Emily didn't want to be parted with her captor also, until a lie torn them apart. Raphael got caught and would be hanged. Emily will risk all she had to save the man she'd fallen in love. Even if that mean she had to ruined her good name. This was a good story that Brenda Joyce write. Fast pace with strong characters like Emily and Raphael who you'll will love instantly. Look for her novels such as The Bragg's family series, Beyond Scandal and Secrets. Guarantee you won't be disappointed. You got not only one story, but also three other stories by other authors like Connie Brockway, Cait Logan and Stephanie Mittman. Sadly, all the stories was too short, just when you started to enjoy them, you had to say goodbye to them. So for those who love a full length novel instead of short ones, you can skip this book. But for those who don't mind and those who just started to read romance novels, you should grab this book to accompany you in the weekend.