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Valerie vows to grant Hank his rights as a husband -- how else would she get those babies she dearly wants? But she has no idea of the perversions the unlovely Hank has in mind for her, let alone his plans for her money or Lane's brother. Cupid's arrow gets two for the price of one when Lane meets Valerie. It's flash fire, and Hank sees it happen. They can't keep their minds off each other or, it turns out, their hands. Discovered inflagrante, Lane's challenged to a shoot-out not by sweaty Hank but by one of Valerie's elderly boarders. Steward writes a first rate story and knows how to make characters appealing or repulsive as needed. My only quibble was a modern phrase that slipped in and socked me in the eyeballs, yanking me back to reality -- which I resented. But it's a quibble and once past, forgiven. If romance, westerns or period pieces aren't your cup of tea, take a chance -- this one's good. Suzanne Frisbee Click here to share your views.
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