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    His Secondhand Wife - The Copper Creek Brides by Cheryl St. John
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    After discovering his brother's death, reclusive rancher Noah takes in his brother's pregnant wife Katherine, leading to a marriage of convenience that evolves into a heartfelt love story. The book beautifully captures the journey of healing and forgiveness, exploring themes of self-worth, love, and overcoming past traumas. The narrative showcases a sweet and tender romance set in the old American West, with well-developed characters and a captivating Beauty and the Beast trope.

    The rap on the wood was sharp and insistent. Kate Allen Cutter pushed herself up from her narrow cot and slowly crossed the small dimly lit room while smoothing wrinkles from her faded skirt. She’d le...

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    Sweet Annie - The Copper Creek Brides by Cheryl St. John
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    Sweet Annie is a heartwarming historical romance that follows the love story of Annie and Luke, two endearing characters who believe in soulmates and true love. The plot revolves around their journey to happiness, filled with obstacles, joy, hope, and pain. The writing style is described as tender, sensual, and passionate, with a focus on the expression of love between the characters.


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    A Touch of Flame - Cowboys of Colorado by Jo Goodman
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    'A Touch of Flame' by Jo Goodman follows the story of Sheriff Ben Madison and Dr. E. Ridley Woodhouse in the Western town of Frost Falls in late 1800s Colorado. The plot revolves around the relationship between Ben, a determined sheriff, and Ridley, a strong-willed female doctor, as they navigate through various challenges in their personal and professional lives. is filled with drama, romance, and mystery as the two main characters deal with issues like abuse, bank robbery, and other complex situations in the town.

    The writing style of 'A Touch of Flame' is characterized by witty banter between the main characters, Ben and Ridley, which keeps the readers entertained throughout the story. The author, Jo Goodman, skillfully weaves a tale full of lovable characters, engaging plotlines, and a focus on the developing romance between the sheriff and the doctor, creating a captivating and enjoyable read for fans of Western romance novels.


    (Also, see 16 recommendations for the series Cowboys of Colorado )

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