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    Passion of Madeline

    By Robin Gideon

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    Madeline LaFontaine was a woman who thought she knew herself. The Wild West was changing, she told herself, and with those changes came civility and education. She planned to be a teacher and make an independent living.

    What she didn't plan on was her stagecoach getting attacked by renegade outlaws. And she certainly didn't plan on being rescued by Cole Darden and his mixed-blood friend, Hawk.

    As the trio make their way slowly back to civilisation, Madeline finds herself falling in love with both men. Can she choose one over the other? Does she have the courage…two choose both?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTotally Bound Publishing
    Release dateNov 10, 2008
    ISBN9781906811310
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    Passion of Madeline
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    Robin Gideon

    Robin Gideon is the author of numerous novels and novellas. Now an exclusive Totally Bound author, she will soon be writing a contemporary ménage series taking place in London, and is also releasing 100k+ word historicals. She was born in North Dakota (USA) and now lives, with her husband and daughter, on the Canadian border in Minnesota (USA).

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