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Wyoming Series · Book 1

The Outlaw's Bride

by Ruth Ann Nordin
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Lillian Christian had a simple plan…

All she had to do was sneak out of Virginia before her brother forced her to marry a man in order to get money. She was nothing but a commodity for her brother to sell, and she wasn’t going to have any part in it. So she answered Charles’ mail-order bride ad and headed for an untamed land where she could take on a whole new identity. But plans don’t always go as expected. On her way to marry her intended, a group of masked outlaws descend upon the stagecoach. And they are looking specifically for her.

Mic has a plan of his own…

The last thing Mic Gray wants to do is scare Lillian, but kidnapping her is the only way to stop her from marrying Charles. Mic’s face might be on the Wanted posters, but Charles is the real criminal in town. Only Mic’s lack of money and influence prevents him from proving it. The only way to keep Lillian safe is to become her husband. All he has to do is convince her he’s worth marrying.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Audiobook, Paperback
Published
Jan 2020
Language
ENGLISH

Content rating

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Language
1/4

rare, soft words

Violence
3/4

graphic injury/death

Romance / Sex
4/4

full sexual descriptions

Biblical Themes
3/4

prominent faith themes

Author note: This book is not for the faint of heart. Serious themes such as rape, murder, and abuse is discussed. The hero and heroine have sex on the page (and it's all consensual). And yes, there are some Biblical themes of the importance of commitment.

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Tone

Hopeful
Gritty
Bittersweet

Themes

Good vs Evil
Survival
Betrayal

Setting

Historical
Old West

Tropes

Happily Ever After
Secret Identity
Outlaws
Unseen threat

Pace

Fast-Paced

Point-of-View

2-5 POV characters

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