Lynn Hubbard

Amelia is enraptured by Chase's charm and his touch. Will she fit into his world? Or, will Chase give up everything to fit into hers?Set in Mississippi 1886. Meet Chase Stafford. Chase inherited his mother's Comanche blood and his father's sense of humor. After receiving a wedding invitation from his brother Brock, he heads off on a train to Mississippi. Along the way, he runs into Amelia. Half asleep, he mistakes her flowing alabaster hair for that of a banshee. After starting off on the wrong foot can Chase's charm persuade her to give him another chance? Amelia's initial encounter with Chase was unsettling to say the least. The glamorous city girl was taken aback by Chase's forwardness. Nevertheless, she is bound and determined to awaken the sensations that only he can unleash.

Run into the Wind by Lynn Hubbard A Historical Romance for today's women. Determined to take charge of her own life after her family was slaughtered before her eyes; Sabrina Lovett heads west and hops off a train to start anew. Hiding from her affluent brother she takes on the guise of a boy. Everything was going well until the exasperating new Sherriff came to town. Brock Stafford was used to being in control. He was irritated to no end by the stable boy "Will" who challenged him at every turn. Aggravated by his own reaction to the boy he tries to ignore him completely until tragedy brings them together. Sabrina trusts Brock with her life; but can she trust him with her secret? "Lynn Hubbard should titillate romance fans with this western. Her idea of the gradual discovery of gender, and the ensuing electric explosion of love is one readers will hungrily follow to the last word. Readers will become emotionally involved because Hubbard knows how to develop sympathetic characters with whom it is easy to bond. So many novelists seem skilled at everything except making readers care about the characters. The author succeeds in this most important aspect." --Stephen George, author and professional editor The intimacy scenes were pretty gratuitous and HOT The book definitely held my interest. Overall, It was a very good story, right up there with Charlaine Harris (True Blood series). I was a little disappointed at the end because I was wanting the story to continue but isn't that the test of a good book; always leave the reader wanting more Myra D., Book Fanatic I just finished reading "Run into the Wind". Normally I don't care for westerns or romance stories but this one held my attention from the very beginning. It was well written, sweet ... yet sensual, it flowed smoothly, and kept my interest to the end. I am looking forward to reading another book by this author. Cathy Farmer, Artist

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