โ Scribed by Constance Bennett
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The lovely widow Lacey Spencer has launched an unheard-of campaign to expose the crooked cattle rangers that are threatening to overtake her hometown. Even her sophisticated beauty and elegant demeanor cannot erase the townspeople's evident disapproval of Lacey's unladylike behavior. She alone must face the wrath of the corrupted cattlemen. When a dark stranger arrives in town, Tracy discovers that she may not be alone in her battle. But she doesn't understand why this handsome, mysterious man is helping her. Morgan is the man of every woman's dreams: powerful and compelling, yet calm and levelheaded. But when his dark and brutal past comes back to haunt him, Lacey begins to question the truth of his intentions. She is determined to rid her home of corrupt businessmen. He is passion personified, but he has a dark past. Together they build an explosive love that knows no limits.
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