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    The Gunslinger and the Heiress

    By Kathryn Albright

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    From two different worlds 

    Years ago, heiress Hannah Lansing was forced to give up the man she loved. Now, to save the family business, her grandfather demands she marry someone she feels nothing for. Torn between duty and desire, there's only one man Hannah can turn to  

    Gunslinger Caleb Houston is shocked when Hannah arrives in San Diegohe never expected to see her again! In the eyes of society, they're worlds apart, but can Caleb finally convince Hannah to put her own happiness first and trust in the power of the love they share? 

    "Fans of western and marriage-of-convenience romances have it all." RT Book Reviews on Texas Wedding for Their Baby's Sake
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Historical
    Release dateJan 1, 2015
    ISBN9781460344774
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    Kathryn Albright

    Kathryn Albright grew up in San Diego where she sets many of her western historical romances. A Golden Heart finalist and recipient of the HOLT Medallion Award of Merit, her stories celebrate courage and hope and love with a dash of adventure. She now lives in the rural Midwest.    Visit her at www.kathrynalbright.com and on Facebook.

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