SummaryWyoming Terrirory 1870
Jenna never planned on getting married again, not only
because her first husband had been a brutal monster, but
because no man would want a crippled barren woman, but when
fate sends her a helpless little baby to love, Jenna vows to
do whatever she needs to in order to keep her daughter, even
marrying Clint McKinnely. Big, dark and simmering with a
deadly intensity, the exotically handsome ex marshal could
put fear into the devil. He certainly strikes fear into her,
but though she accepts his offer of marriage in the same
practical vein it's made, Jenna soon discovers the man
behind the reputation is a man like no other. A man to whom
a woman could trust her heart.
Clint McKinnely is a man made hard by life, burned out by
the choices he's made, looking for a reason to go on. He
finds one in Jenna Hennessy. Lushly plump, sweet and shy,
innocent in ways that have nothing to do with inexperience,
she calls to him on the deepest levels. Still, he never
would have touched her except for the vagaries of fate. When
the town fathers threaten to take away the daughter she
loves, Clint steps forward. While he can't offer Jenna love,
he can offer her a home in which to raise the baby and the
child the protection that comes with being a McKinnely.
Having Jenna and Brianna in his home brings Clint a peace
and satisfaction he's never known before, but even as he
ferrets out the secrets that haunt Jenna's nightmares, Clint
keeps his own close to his chest, knowing this is temporary,
because even though Jenna is a woman with an incredibly
generous heart, there are just some sins a woman can't be
expected to forgive.
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