Anne R. (thevoiceofreason) reviewed on 9/9/2006 + 34 more book reviews

Schoolmarm Eden Devlin was too tall and too smart. Most men in Sweetwater wouldn't tangle with her Until Burke Kerrigan rode into town. Big, hard, and handsome, he wore a pair of six-guns and a bold lazy smile. He came to settle the war between the nesters and the ranchers, but soonhad another challenge on his hands. Both sides in Sweetwater's dispute wanted the meddling Miss Devlin taught a thing or two. Simple seduction seemed the perfect lesson. But Kerrigan didn't count on the fire beneath the brains and innocence.

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