Chastity for César Iturbide

by C.M. Stone, Sarah Christian

After facing tragedy and struggle her entire life, Chastity Chatham fled England as a mail-order bride to America, dreaming of the freedom and sun-drenched prairie. But the man who sent for her was not what he portrayed himself to be, trying to keep her prisoner and forcing her to work in his saloon. She ran, falling into the arms of a rakish rescuer who would protect her from anything that came her way.While his friends were getting married off one by one, César Iturbide had no intention of doing so. As the eldest son of his wealthy father, he knew his duty to return home to Mexico as the prodigal son and take an appropriate bride. His time in Kansas was a dalliance, no start of a new life. Yet when he looked into Chastity's eyes for the first time, the weight of duty vanished, replaced with a bond he could not ignore.Now the unrepentant libertine of the Dodge City Outlaws must vow to defend Chastity from those who would steal her away.Dive into historical romance with the Outlaw's Mail Order Bride series, which tells the intertwining saga of the members of the gang as seven outlaws find seven virtues through the power of love.Dodge City, Kansas in the 1880s was one of the wildest towns in the west, blurring the line between the righteous and the wicked. These clean western stories follow the outlaw cowboys and the mail order brides who save them. From shootouts to train robberies to cattle rustling, these men may find themselves in the thick of trouble, but they always get their woman.

101 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 2, 2017

About the author

A native to Southern Nevada, C.M. Stone wrote their first book at the age of seven—selling it door to door—and decided then and there that they would never accept any other career.

Though they didn’t know it at the time, that first book was romantic suspense. A lifelong love for romance novels set in at an early age, despite the fact that Cee is themself pretty firmly on the aromantic and asexual spectrums. The fun thing about reality is that, unlike fiction, it doesn't have to be believable.

After marrying the only person who ever genuinely caught their romantic interest, Cee moved to the Central Valley in California, land of blistering summers and cheap avocados. When they're not writing, Cee is busy wrangling cats, rats, ponies and the world's best dog.

Reviews

[Debbie · Rating 5 out of 5]

They just keep getting better!

Another one of those I can't put it down unless I have to stories. Each one of this series so exciting and so warming.