Sweet Wind, Wild Wind

Sweet Wind, Wild Wind

by Elizabeth Lowell
Sweet Wind, Wild Wind

Sweet Wind, Wild Wind

by Elizabeth Lowell

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Overview

As an innocent, Lara Chandler had once offered herself in love to Carson Blackridge. He had turned away from her in a rejection that had frozen her sensuality. Now the only thing that could touch her passion was the history of the Rocking B, the ranch that both Carson and Lara had grown up on.

Carson had been adopted as a baby by the owner of the Rocking B. But he had never been loved. The bitter history between his adoptive parents had taught him that the past could only destroy the present. Yet that past kept reaching forward, destroying Carson's hope of saving the Rocking B. He needed Lara to keep the ranch, yet she fled whenever he approached. Time was running out.

Only together could Carson and Lara keep the ranch. Only together could they learn that love would bridge the bitterness of the past and create a better future for children of the Rocking B.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940016091716
Publisher: Two of a Kind, Inc.
Publication date: 01/10/2013
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 260,505
File size: 683 KB

About the Author

NEW YORK TIMES Bestselling author Elizabeth Lowell has numerous historical and contemporary novels in print, including her four-book series of suspense novels featuring the unforgettable Donovan family--AMBER BEACH, JADE ISLAND, PEARL COVE and MIDNIGHT IN RUBY BAYOU. Ms. Lowell's current release, DEATH ECHO, is Book 5 in her St. Kilda Consulting series and features twin yachts, international gangsters, and plenty of romantic-suspense. There are more than thirty million Elizabeth Lowell books currently in print. Ms. Lowell lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband.

Date of Birth:

April 5, 1944

Place of Birth:

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Education:

B. A., University of California, 1966
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