Wild Sweet Love
I loved this story. It brought back many of the old characters that I had grown to love in previous books by Ms. Jenkins. I especially love her westerns because there is always an element of lightness and fun to them. Ms. Jenkins opened the door to other books by introducting other family members from the July family and expanding that line that could lead to other areas. I do hope she continues with the other new brothers she introduced, I can't get enough of that family.
She's an unrepentant outlaw out to steal his heart . . .
Brazen and beautiful Teresa July was the most wanted woman in the West, until the law caught up with her. Now she's paroled to a wealthy Philadelphia society matron. If Teresa can stay out of trouble for a year, she can return to her beloved West. But trouble's going to be hard to avoid, now that she's met the matron's breathtaking Black Adonis of a son.
A distinguished banker, Madison is wary of his mother's newest ward. Teresa has a wild streak about her . . . even if she stirs in him a desire that burns hotter than anything he's ever known. Yet the exquisite thief is determined to rock his world . . . and prove to the handsome, straight-laced Easterner that the very best love is the wild and dangerous kind.
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