Debbie M. (Tafwin) reviewed on 11/17/2005

Seeing his own face on a wanted poster is more than a little disconcerting to a man who has devoted his life to upholding the law, not breaking it. Separated at birth, Texas Ranger Morgan Davis has no idea that the man he is sworn to bring in for murder is his twin, Nicholas.

Nicholas Braden knows he did not kill the man in Harmony, TX in cold blood, but convincing the cold, unfeeling, duty-bound lawman of that is impossible. Even Nick's sister Lorilee, who has always been able to wrap men around her little finger, is met with a cold shoulder.

Lori will do anything to free her brother, and when her feminine charms don't work, Lori tries to ambush the Ranger, seriously wounding him. A crack shot, Lori aimed for his shoulder and hit it, but Morgan is convinced she tried to kill him. Chained together for the duration of the journey, Lori comes to understand Morgan's unrelenting nature, his duty to a job that has become a way of life, and respects him for his convictions. Lori is soon torn between her love and loyalty for her brother, and her unsettling feelings for the Ranger.

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