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Wild Texas Nights #2
Texas Lover
Wes Rawlins couldn't respond fast enough to Sheriff Boudreau's telegram for help, and by the time the Texas Ranger arrived, Boudreau was murdered and his homestead hinted at a haunting cover-up. But how can Wes scratch the surface of the surly atmosphere when Yankee beauty Aurora Sinclair is tempting him with a sly seduction that leaves him immobile yet suspicious? Aurora might be the suspect in this Texan puzzle but Wes is more focused on luring her into his arms than into a pair of handcuffs.
316 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1996
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About the author
Adrienne deWolfe
15 books108 followersHello! I'm so glad you're here! And I have a special invitation for you. I would love to take you “behind the scenes” so you can enjoy my Romance novels even more. You’ll get to watch how my books evolve. Take a virtual road trip as I research my next locale. Get a bird's eye view as I brainstorm names for villains. Pore over (gorgeous) cover model photos as I decide on a theme for my next book cover. And of course, ask questions about writing; offer ideas for scenes; and enter my contests to win fun prizes. To join my special family of readers,
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Adrienne
Adrienne deWolfe is the #1 bestselling author of action-packed Historical Romance novels, where feisty Heroines buck the conventions and true Heroes must be wickedly funny. Her critically acclaimed series include Wild Texas Nights, Velvet Lies, and Lady Law & The Gunslinger.
When Adrienne’s not writing, she can often be found dragging her sopping-wet feline out of the bathtub. (Because Krazy Kat — who thinks she’s a shark — gets her kitty jollies by cannon-balling into the water while Adrienne’s soaking in it.)
On other days, Adrienne wages war with her printer. (You think we jest? See her post, “Help! My Printer Has a Poltergeist!” at http://writingnovelsthatsell.com/humo... )
Fascinated by all things mystical, Adrienne writes a blog about dragons, magic, haunted pizza, the Universal Law of Attraction, and other weirdness she can’t explain at http://MagicMayhemBlog.com.
She also writes a blog featuring tips about the business of writing at http://WritingNovelsThatSell.com, where you’ll find lots of writing resources. She enjoys mentoring aspiring authors and offers professional fiction-coaching.
Would you like to learn more about her novels? Her characters? Her zany writer’s life? Join her behind the scenes by subscribing to her blog at http://WildTexasNights.com. You can also keep up with her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/adriennedewolfe
Hugs,
Adrienne
Adrienne deWolfe is the #1 bestselling author of action-packed Historical Romance novels, where feisty Heroines buck the conventions and true Heroes must be wickedly funny. Her critically acclaimed series include Wild Texas Nights, Velvet Lies, and Lady Law & The Gunslinger.
When Adrienne’s not writing, she can often be found dragging her sopping-wet feline out of the bathtub. (Because Krazy Kat — who thinks she’s a shark — gets her kitty jollies by cannon-balling into the water while Adrienne’s soaking in it.)
On other days, Adrienne wages war with her printer. (You think we jest? See her post, “Help! My Printer Has a Poltergeist!” at http://writingnovelsthatsell.com/humo... )
Fascinated by all things mystical, Adrienne writes a blog about dragons, magic, haunted pizza, the Universal Law of Attraction, and other weirdness she can’t explain at http://MagicMayhemBlog.com.
She also writes a blog featuring tips about the business of writing at http://WritingNovelsThatSell.com, where you’ll find lots of writing resources. She enjoys mentoring aspiring authors and offers professional fiction-coaching.
Would you like to learn more about her novels? Her characters? Her zany writer’s life? Join her behind the scenes by subscribing to her blog at http://WildTexasNights.com. You can also keep up with her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/adriennedewolfe
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September 5, 2015
I'm not going to lie. I could easily go on an Adrienne deWolfe reading binge. She knows her era well and deftly pieces together passionate love stories... Even her pen name is cool.
July 9, 2016
This historical western romance captured my interest and kept it until the very last page! It did have a few twists that aren't normally found in historical western romance, such as divorce and a romance between an older woman and younger man. Wes was such a lovable and charming bad boy, with a weakness for misfits and the hard headed woman, Aurora (Rorie), who loved and watched over them. The secondary characters were as well drawn as the primary ones. What I especially liked about this book, was that it reminded me, that most people are never all good or all bad. Mind you, I said most people. Read the book, and find out what I mean for yourself. You're in for a treat.
August 6, 2018
Great love story!
This is my first review, but I just had to add my two cents worth. I found this story very exciting with a lot of action and the romance was very fun to watch the two lovers to figure out what they both wanted.
This is my first review, but I just had to add my two cents worth. I found this story very exciting with a lot of action and the romance was very fun to watch the two lovers to figure out what they both wanted.
September 30, 2022
This one had some ups and downs, but I did enjoy it better than the first one.
February 18, 2014
This was my first read from author Adrienne deWolfe and I’m soooo glad I was introduced to her in a recent blog hop. I really love historical western romance and I have found a shining star in that genre! The story flowed seamlessly so that I had to read it from start to finish in two late-night sittings. There was delicious romance with just the right amount of angst and frustration, push and pull from the hero (Wes) and the heroine (Rorie). There was a bully or two that made for some exciting action, and there were surprises galore. And let’s not forget the heartwarming family of runaway and throwaway children that were an emotional glue in the story, oh my! Yes indeed, this was a lovely, lovely story and now I can’t wait to read the rest of this author’s books. Thank you, Adrienne!
August 7, 2016
Western romance that addresses prejudices
This is an unusual story about a woman who had so much love to give she took in orphaned children no matter race or affiliation. She didn't have very good luck with the men in her life , but she still desperately wanted a husband and a father for the children she loved. She however thought she need to listen to her head instead of her heart in order to get that stability. Wes had to prove her wrong. Well worth reading.
This is an unusual story about a woman who had so much love to give she took in orphaned children no matter race or affiliation. She didn't have very good luck with the men in her life , but she still desperately wanted a husband and a father for the children she loved. She however thought she need to listen to her head instead of her heart in order to get that stability. Wes had to prove her wrong. Well worth reading.
August 9, 2016
Oh, that was mmmmm lovely
Can a man really make you tingle? Mmmm, the way Adrienne writes, you sure would believe it! Wild Texas days and even wilder Texas nights. And boy howdy! Those Rangers!
Can a man really make you tingle? Mmmm, the way Adrienne writes, you sure would believe it! Wild Texas days and even wilder Texas nights. And boy howdy! Those Rangers!
January 2, 2019
I enjoyed the adventure & developing love story but the racist attitudes got me so mad it tainted the story for me.
February 22, 2015
Not as good as the first one, but better than the third one. I secretly love deWolfe. Her writing is addicting.
July 31, 2016
One of the slowest moving and boring I've read recently. I gave up at 35 percent.
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