Silver Surrender

Jarrett Family Saga #2

by Vivian Vaughan

When Mexican beauty Auriela Mazon learned that a gringo was aobut to be lynched for the series of train robberies that had plagued her father's silver mine, she knew an innocent man was about to die. After all, she had orchestrated those robberies herself! So the ebony-haired spitfire set out to save the hansome stranger - and found herself on the run from the Federales with the most dangerous man she'd ever met. Not that Carson meant her any harm. It was just that she couldn't ignore his lean, muscular charm, resist his seductive caress, or deny the sensuous sensations his intimate kisses aroused in her satiny flesh!

Texas Ranger Carson Jarrett had been in worse trouble before, but he'd never had a gorgeous guardian angel on his side! When his friend Santos Mazon asked him to investigate shady doings at the family mine, Carson had no idea his mission would lead to such sweet passion. But here he was, hiding out in the Sierra Madres with a mysterious temptress whose kisses carried him straight to heaven. And nothing was going to stop him from sovoring her soft lips, exploring her enticing curves, and reveling in the tender torment of her...Silver Surrender.

Genres: Romance, Historical Romance, Historical

447 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1992

About the author

Vivian Vaughan is the granddaughter of Texas ranchers and Texas Rangers. She grew up on the western edge of the Edwards Plateau, where there has always been a scarcity of water and grass – and an abundance of self-reliance, a place where people don’t take themselves too seriously and laughter comes naturally. Vaughan’s books reflect her love of the land, the people and their stories. Vivian lives in Houston, Texas, with her husband of fifty-four years, a retired NASA engineer. Their two sons, two lovely daughters-in-law (one from England; the other Mexico) and five of their 6 grandchildren live nearby.

Reviews

[L.]

Another one of those books where the cover apparently stayed with me longer than the story did.