Rawhide and Lace

by Margaret Brownley

Libby Summerhill, a pretty widow stranded with a newborn baby, couldn't wait to get out of the lawless mining town of Deadman's Gulch. Logan St. John knew his town was no place for a woman, but could... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451404610
• ISBN13: 9780451404619
• Release Date: March 1994
• Publisher: Berkley
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.0" x 1.0" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

Don't judge the book from the cover!

Not many books told us about a hero and heroine meet cause the heroine would be birthing her baby. This was one of them. Libby Summerfield, had to rest in Deadman’s Gulch cause she will be birthing soon. This was a mining town with brawls and fighting bullets .That’s when she met Logan St. John, the most uncivilized man she ever met. Although she was attracted to him, but for her son’s future and her promise to her dead husband, she must back to her parents house in Boston. Logan St. John had never met a woman like Libby, a classy lady who turned this town upside down. She made the group of tough miners smitten with her and her son, Noel. Instead of gambling saloon, she made them built barber shop, post office and even a church! Heck, she even changed the name town into Calico Corners. So, the fast Libby got out of this town the better. But if that so, how come he feel like he was slowly dying when the time of Libby departure get nearer and nearer. Don’t judge a book from the cover! This phrase stand for this book. You think you will find a torrid story will lots of sexual scene and cliché steamy passion. You will be never so wrong. I started this book with a dozen of doubt. It turned out this book was funny and warm hearted. Beside Libby and Logan you will be meet the unforgettable people of Deadman’s Gulch. You feel like you’d know them forever. You will be hook with this book from the first page. I’m happily recommend this book to read and can’t wait to get my hand on next of Margaret Brownley books.....