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Emma Chalmers lived in Whitneyville as a prim, proper young woman adopted from an orphan train by a local madam. Though engaged to Fulton Whitney, she maintains a strict boundary—she doesn’t even allow a kiss, even by a town rival. When the wounded 33‑year‑old Steve Fairfax arrives after a saloon explosion, his quiet defiance and gentleness pull Emma out of her reticence. Their growing affection is real and swift, but it is complicated by Fairfax’s status as a wanted man, whose hidden past threatens to upend their fragile happiness.
First publish date: June 1, 1991
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Linda Lael Miller
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