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"Post-Civil War Abilene, Kansas, comes alive in this fast-paced, fun read."
Reviewed by Lory Martin
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted February 13, 2003 on The Best Reviews

"An engaging Western romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted March 8, 2003 on The Best Reviews

"Dain's Kiss is to live for!"
Reviewed by DeborahAnne MacGillivray
Posted March 25, 2003 on SensualRomance Reviews

"A murderous historical romance"
Reviewed by Janice Bennett
Posted April 23, 2003 on The Best Reviews

Bounty hunter Jack Skull claimed he was tracking a murderer, but Anne felt he was only after her. Women up and down the Abilene Trail were dying from just such a relentless pursuit. Would she be next? Not if she listened to her head and not her heart. Trouble was, it was tough to pay attention to anything when Jack Skull was around.

Summary

Women were dying. Pretty women, lonely women, women who gave their hearts to a man who promised happily ever after, but delivered death.

A stranger steamed into Abilene on a locomotive, a loner with a macabre legend attached to his name. Bounty hunter Jack Skull claimed he was tracking a con man and a murderer, but Anne felt as if he was pursuing her. Women were dying from succumbing to just such a pursuit. Would she be next? Not if she was smart and listened to her head and not her heart. Problem was, it was touch to pay attention to anything when Jack Skull was around.

Though she'd sworn matrimony was not for her--it seemed to backfire for women in her family--somehow she found herself saying, "I do." When Jack took her in his arms and lowered his lips to hersss, reason flew out the window, and she could well believe his would be a kiss to die for.