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Autumn MacNeil has plans for her life and it doesn’t include the outlaw who just kidnapped her thinking she could help his wounded brother. But then he doesn’t act like a hardened criminal and his protestations of innocence almost sound convincing—almost.
When Quinn Rowlan kidnaps the wrong woman he gets both less and more than he bargained for. She’s not a nurse so she can’t help his brother but she’s all woman and if things were different…
He’s got to find some way to clear his name despite the machinations of the corrupt Deputy Marshall of Skagway, but he’s also got to take Autumn back to Skagway without getting caught. Autumn has a life, a career and dreams to focus on. What would she want with a man branded a criminal? Unless he could convince her to help him prove his innocence. Could she place any faith in a man who’d abducted her—at gun point?
Kate Bridges serves up a sensuous romance that generates enough heat to warm the icy Alaskan tundra. Her heroine is independent and smart, her hero is self-reliant and clever and together they make the pages sizzle. The story also has a heaping dose of historic elements about turn-of-the-century Alaska and the Klondike strike that makes the story come alive.
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