Trusting A Texan

Try to Remember #2

by Leann Harris

15th Anniversary
Celebrating fifteen years of romance
Silhouette INTIMATE MOMENTS

Try to Remember

THE AMNESIAC AND THE BODYGUARD

With no memory and nowhere to go, "April" had to choose her protector carefully. And Texas Ranger Rafe Sanchez was her first�and only�choice.

The beautiful stranger with amnesia spelled trouble, and Rafe knew it, but somewhere between searching for clues to her identity, engaging in passion-filled embraces and guarding April against the unknown assailant threatening her future, Rafe found himself falling for his lovely charge. But would another man lay claim to the woman in his arms?

A forgotten past…a hope-for future.

249 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 1, 1998

About the author

I am a teacher of the deaf, specializing in high school math and science. I also am a avid gardener and compostor.
I've been writing most of my adult life, creating stories and letting my mind imagine all sorts of things. I've been a detective, lawyer, veterinary, and antique dealer.
I teach writing now at the local community college in their continuing education department.
I am a Westerner, growing up with that mindset of the west.

Reviews

[Saly · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 stars
The hero is a Texas ranger and has recently discovered the identity about the man who fathered him and three half-sisters. He as has been the case in this series is divorced from a terrible woman, we later learn that our amnesiac heroine is also divorced from a terrible man who like the first book's ex turns out to be a criminal. The heroine is found at the hero's ranch with no memory of who she is and no leads when they try to identify her except for her fear of people who work at the Sheriff department and then later on attempts at her life. The hero offers her shelter and tries to find out who she is. There is some attraction between them but they don't know if the heroine has someone waiting at home for her. Again this was a very average and enjoyable one-time read like the other books in this series.

[Monica Willyard Moen · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed reading this book for the most part. I like the characters very much. I gave it three stars though because there are a couple of places where the actions of the villain really don’t make sense to me. I can’t say more without using a spoiler alert. I have read other books by this author, and I like her work. This book is worth reading, even with the issues I have with his plot.