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“The first thing I’m buying is the biggest, softest feather bed to be found. That’s what you deserve.”
Hanna snickered as he set her on the porch. “My, I have married well, haven’t I? I have a husband who places my comfort above all else—”
She barely had time to complete the teasing comment before Cale clutched her hand and nearly dragged her up the steps in his haste for privacy. A blush exploded on her cheeks when the stage owner—a wiry little man with frizzy gray hair—glanced up from where he sat, warming himself by the fire. He grinned wryly as his gaze bounced back and forth between her and Cale.
Hanna decided she didn’t care if the proprietor knew why they were in an all-fired rush to reach their room. If her legs had been longer, she’d have been the one tugging Cale up the steps.
Praise for Carol Finch’s previous title
Call of the White Wolf
“The wholesome goodness of the characters…will touch your heart and soul.”
—Rendezvous
“A love story that aims straight for the heart and never misses.”
—Romantic Times
#636 BADLANDS HEART
Ruth Langan
#637 NORWYCK’S LADY
Margo Maguire
#638 LORD SEBASTIAN’S WIFE
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Bounty Hunter’s Bride
Carol Finch
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CAROL FINCH
Call of the White Wolf #592
Bounty Hunter’s Bride #635
Other works include:
Harlequin Duets
Fit To Be Tied #36
A Regular Joe #45
Mr. Predictable #62
The Family Feud #72
Lonesome Ryder?/Restaurant Romeo* #81
Silhouette Special Edition
Not Just Another Cowboy #1242
Soul Mates #1320
This book is dedicated to my husband,
Ed, and our children—Kurt, Jill, Christie, Jeff and Jon.
And to our grandchildren,
Livia, Blake, Kennedy and Brooklynn.
Hugs and kisses!
Contents
Chapter One
Fort Smith, 1870s
“Oh, my God, what have I done?” Hanna Malloy whispered apprehensively as she stepped off the steamboat that had transported her upriver from New Orleans. She
