The Marrying Kind

Liberty Ann Justice ran her family’s newspaper in Laramie, Wyoming Territory, with all the fire of a born and bred journalist. When a handsome, silver-tongued stranger named Donovan came to town, Libby mistook him for her employer’s son—the man trying to shut her down—and hated him on sight. Not trusting Donovan any more than a low-down snake, Libby headed to San Francisco to fight a battle for the life of her paper. Donovan insisted on escorting her, but… (più)

Liberty Ann Justice ran her family’s newspaper in Laramie, Wyoming Territory, with all the fire of a born and bred journalist. When a handsome, silver-tongued stranger named Donovan came to town, Libby mistook him for her employer’s son—the man trying to shut her down—and hated him on sight. Not trusting Donovan any more than a low-down snake, Libby headed to San Francisco to fight a battle for the life of her paper. Donovan insisted on escorting her, but Libby told herself that she had no use for him, despite the way her heart pounded at his touch. Try as she might to deny her feelings, the truth would not be hidden from the man who saw into her very soul. REVIEWS: "...will leave you smiling long after the last page is read!" Diane Potwin. Literary Times THE INCONVENIENT BRIDES, in series order: The Bride Wore Spurs Marrying Miss Shylo The Marring Kind