Violets Are Blue has not yet been reviewed at ParaNormalRomance Reviews. You may want to read the following reviews from our partner sites:

"Violet's story from DESERT BLOOM"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted June 8, 2002 on The Best Reviews

"Engaging western romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted July 1, 2002 on The Best Reviews

Summary

Although Violet Mallory was raised by the wealthy, landowning Miles Traften, nothing can remove the stain of her birthright. She is the child of no-good outlaws, and one day St. Louis society will uncover that. No, she can never be a city gal, can never be truly happy but she can exact revenge on the man who sired and sold her.

But being a criminal is hard. Like Gregory Kline - blackmailer, thief, and the handsome rogue sent to recover her Violet longs for something better. Gregory is intent upon reforming her, and then his kiss teaches her the difference between roguishness and villainy. She sees that beauty can grow from the muddiest soil, and Violets don't always have to be blue.