Elizabeth
Graham is no wilting violet…she’s a Graham and anyone who knows the Grahams
knows they are a tight knit family full of deep determination. They love hard, work hard, and fight hard for
what they believe is right. To harm one
Graham is to harm them all and this family of eight will go to hell and back,
willing to sacrifice all, if just one of their dear family members are in
trouble.
Elizabeth
is twenty-one and on her way to being a spinster. Not that she is completely against the idea
of having a man there just aren’t many men to choose from where she lives. At least that is until fate drops Vaughn
Montgomery in her lap or rather naked on her doorstep. The only problem is Vaughn is a con man and
Elizabeth can see right through him. But
Elizabeth can’t turn her back on a man in need, as much as she’d like to
because she just knows this one is trouble, so she brings him into her families
home and nurses him back to health.
Before long she’s in deep like with Vaughn and he is starting to fall in
love with her. But Vaughn has a lot of
trouble following him and that trouble is just about to come calling and
threaten everything Elizabeth loves.
Emma
Lang’s Circle of Eight series just keeps getting better and better. Each book allows the reader to visit with the
Graham family and spend a little time in the past imagining what it would be
like to live in the wild west with a pioneer spirit and a willingness to do
what it takes to allow your family to not only survive but thrive. I absolutely love this family and can’t wait
for the next book. Not only is Vaughn
well written and entertaining, like many of this series I always learn something
new about the past. Emma Lang does her
research and her love of westerns shows through in all of her books. I have to give this book a solid 5 stars. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I did.
~VALERIE~
5 Stars (Hook Line and Sinker)
::perk:: did someone say naked cowboy?
ReplyDeleteLOL Lisa...... VERY NAKED
DeleteI cannot wait to get my hands on this book. I love this series and the family. Emma Lang does a masterful job mixing the past history of the family with the current. Hurry up August!
ReplyDeleteThis book is sooooo awesome Barbara! Thanks for commenting!
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