Tempting the Texan: Historical Western/Steamy Romance

Aurora Rose Lynn


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Tempting the Texan: Historical Western/Steamy Romance by Aurora Rose Lynn
The vengeful cowboy or the beautiful Apache woman - who wins the battle of the heart?

Sam Andrews, the handsome Texas cowboy, has the culprit in sight! His horses and cattle have been stolen from his ranch in west Texas and now his wait for revenge is over. The thief is a beautiful, Apache, bathing in the clear, blue stream. Sam takes her prisoner but retaliation is about to become an entanglement of the heart…

Morning Star was raised by the Apache Indians. To keep her band alive and fed, she was forced to steal anything she could get her hands on. Yet the only thing that has eluded her, that has nothing to do with her people, is Sam's heart. When he takes her back to his ranch to force her to repay the staggering debt she owes him, she protests she won't do so on her back. Yet she knows the strong cowboy has other ideas.

Excerpt:

West Texas 1866

He'd found her at last. And now he had her right where he wanted her. In a stream. Naked.

Sam Andrews crept along on his stomach, his elbows crossed under his powerfully built shoulders. Bright clouds scuttled across the sun's path. He edged slowly toward the ribbon of cold, sun-lit, blue water. Inch by inch, he slid along as silent as an Apache warrior taking cover by a solitary clump of sagebrush that was surrounded by hot sand. If he weren’t akin to the quietude of death, he'd scare the woman who had stolen his horses.

Red-hot anger stirred in his chest. As a Confederate soldier, Sam had become accustomed to waiting patiently for exactly the right moment. He'd been known as 'Silent Thunder' to his comrades. Stealth came in handy when hunting thieves.

He had a clear view of her now as she bathed in the rushing stream. Her buckskin dress lay on a sun-heated rock nearby but he suspected modesty wasn't part of her vocabulary. If she needed to fight hand to hand, she'd do it. With or without clothes.

The water gurgled over smooth rocks and pebbles drowning out the sound of his creeping, for which he was grateful. Sam doubted that he'd have been able to get quite so close to the woman without the water masking his approach. And he knew from previous experience that she was more skittish than an untamed horse.

Daring to take a peek, he lifted his head a scant few inches and watched. She was downright beautiful, although he hadn't made up his mind whether she was Apache or white. With her raven black hair and dark eyes, she could have been either. Yet her unlined skin was paler than was the norm for the Indians in these parts. She smoothed her palms over the back of her wet, glossy hair and rested them on her neck, lifting her face to the relentlessly hot sun.

Sam imagined crystal clear drops of water glistening on long, dark eyelashes and his knuckles caressing her tanned cheeks. From this angle, slightly above the river, he saw her uptilted breasts jutting out above the water's surface. Relieved he hadn't shot her the last time he'd seen her, he wet his lips. It was going to be mighty difficult crawling along the ground with a rock heavy hardon. And he was a big man in every sense of the word.

The woman was gorgeous with her face in profile. An aristocratic nose, full, sensuous lips and high cheekbones sitting on a slender neck. Her hair reached past her ass. A mighty fine ass that was too. Sam's imagination took flight. When he got hold of her, he'd squeeze those cheeks and press her mound against his hard cock until she cried out. Oh yeah, but he was looking forward to conquering her.

She was the most relaxed he'd seen her. Not that he'd seen her more than twice.
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