Solitary Glen - Davies, Shirleen

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Résumé :
Clean and wholesome historical western romance. Duty drives this frontier deputy. What will happen when duty and desire collide? Morgan Wheeler lives for his job in Splendor, Montana. He had no idea what would await him upon his arrival two years earlier. Eager to hire more deputies, the sheriff handed him a badge the same day. He's come to love the town and its people. Especially one attractive young woman who spends her days working at the town's orphanage. Amelia Newhall traveled west, seeking independence from her dominating father. Finding the town more welcoming and generous than anything witnessed back east, she accepted a job at the Eagle's Nest. Three years later, she now works at the town orphanage, finding her job both challenging and fulfilling. Her days are so busy she hardly notices the handsome deputy who volunteers his time. Or is it her attraction to him she refuses to admit? There is little time to figure it out. The orphanage is plagued by a series of threats which place the children and adults in imminent danger. Soon after Morgan helps eliminate the risk, another arises. At the same time, the town prepares to battle a merciless gang of roving outlaws. Putting them in increasing peril is a natural disaster which threatens everything Morgan and Amelia hold dear. Through it all, the two must work together to thwart the threats and keep the children and town safe. Will their efforts be enough to save those they care about? What will the ongoing struggles mean to the growing feelings between them? Solitary Glen, book twenty-four in the Redemption Mountain historical western romance series, is a full-length, clean and wholesome novel with an HEA and no cliffhanger....

Biographie:
Shirleen Davies believes love stories are best served with a dash of grit, a few stumbles, and a whole lot of heart.She writes contemporary and historical romance about everyday folks who don't always get it right the first time-but keep trying anyway. Raised near the sunny coast of Southern California, Shirleen spent her childhood bouncing between the beach and her grandparents' farm, where she learned that nothing beats the smell of fresh hay or the quiet wisdom of a rocking chair on a porch.Armed with degrees from San Diego State University and the University of Maryland (plus an unofficial PhD in people-watching and life experience), she crafts emotionally rich stories filled with flawed, stubborn, hopeful characters who discover love where they least expect it.When she's not writing about cowboys, deputies, or the women strong enough to tame them, Shirleen enjoys life in a picturesque northern Arizona town with her husband. She's the proud mom of two grown sons, still believes in happy endings, and is convinced that redemption is just one good story away....

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