Autumn Sage: Las Morenas #2 (Las Morenas #2)

Genevieve Turner

Rated: 4.50 of 5 stars
4.50 · 2 ratings · 324 pages · Published: 22 Jan 2015
Autumn Sage: Las Morenas #2 by Genevieve Turner
Señorita Isabel Moreno always has a plan, as an accomplished and intelligent lady should. But a brutal attack shatters her ambitions to leave the little town she hates. With the outlaw still on the run, Isabel finds herself agitated, adrift—bringing the fugitive to justice is the only thing that will restore her peace of mind and faith in herself. Even if she is suspicious of this marshal’s motives in hunting him.

US Marshal Sebastian Spencer is as coldly determined as the criminals he tracks. He’s spent years perfecting his iron self control—perhaps the most important work of his life. Because when he unbends, things break. People bleed. But no one has ever tempted him to unbend as much as the fiercely brilliant Isabel does. He plans to apprehend this outlaw in record time before he’s provoked into something he’ll truly regret… like falling in love.

When more than just one lone outlaw threatens Isabel, Sebastian must keep her closer than ever to ensure her safety. As the twin forces of justice and vengeance close in on them, they’ll discover they’ve found in one another a kindred soul—and each other’s downfall.
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