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The Wild Women #2
Wildcat
She was Calamity Jane’s sweet little sister until a devilish gambling man stole her heart.
SUGAR AND In searching for her sister Martha, lovely Ann Marie Cannary found a crude mining town, a run-down cabin, and a fiercely independent creature known as Calamity Jane. Annie had no sooner stepped through the door when she was swept into a brawl, and thrust into the arms of the most heartstopping man she’d ever seen—Lucky LukeMcCanles, notorious gunman and gambler.
To Luke, Annie looked as sweet as sugar candy, and, betting against all odds, he decided to play a gentleman’s hand to win her. Until he woke up to find himself in Annie’s bed—married to her. Then it was up to her to show him that a man could run, a man could hide, but he couldn’t escape when he’d lost his heart to a …WILDCAT.
SUGAR AND In searching for her sister Martha, lovely Ann Marie Cannary found a crude mining town, a run-down cabin, and a fiercely independent creature known as Calamity Jane. Annie had no sooner stepped through the door when she was swept into a brawl, and thrust into the arms of the most heartstopping man she’d ever seen—Lucky LukeMcCanles, notorious gunman and gambler.
To Luke, Annie looked as sweet as sugar candy, and, betting against all odds, he decided to play a gentleman’s hand to win her. Until he woke up to find himself in Annie’s bed—married to her. Then it was up to her to show him that a man could run, a man could hide, but he couldn’t escape when he’d lost his heart to a …WILDCAT.
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First published January 1, 1993
About the author
Sharon Ihle
18 books26 followersPseudonyms: June Cameron, Sharon MacIver.
Sharon Ihle is the best-selling author of more than a dozen award-winning historical romances set in the American West. She lived in San Diego County until 2000. She then left the sunny beaches of California and moved to the frozen plains of North Dakota.
Sharon Ihle is the best-selling author of more than a dozen award-winning historical romances set in the American West. She lived in San Diego County until 2000. She then left the sunny beaches of California and moved to the frozen plains of North Dakota.
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February 8, 2026Not interested - plot
April 4, 2013
This was a fun book...It had enough historical value that you really thought the author was writing a true story...The characters were believable and it flowed really well. I enjoyed it alot. 5 stars
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