Notorious (Americana series #3)
Patricia Potter
Rated: 4.33 of 5 stars
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Open door [?]
· 3 ratings · 496 pages · Published: 01 Nov 1993
Their rivalry was as fierce as the attraction between them. They were kindred spirits who had walked on the dark side of life: Marsh, the strong lover she both feared and hungered for; Cat, the angel who could destroy him...or give him back his soul.
A SENSUOUS CAT
The owner of the most popular saloon in San Francisco, Catalina Hilliard used her exotic beauty to draw men into the Silver Slipper. Long ago she had vowed never to give away her heart, but she hadn't counted on the striking good looks of Marsh Canton...
A DARK AND DEADLY GUNMAN
Catalina knew Marsh Canton was trouble the moment she first saw him. Something in his gray eyes warned that he was a dangerous man. He was not the first to attempt to open a rival saloon next door to the Silver Slipper, but she saw a steely strength in him that had been missing from the men she'd driven out of business. Even more perilous to Cat's plans was the spark of desire that flared between them...a desire that was about to spin her carefully orchestrated life out of control.
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The 'Americana series' series
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