If you enjoy romance and the old west then you will love this. Jacquie Rogers, in her delightful way reminds us love is under every rock!

While reading Jacquie's Much Ado books, I can imagine the taste of the dust, the smell of biscuits (burning or baked just right), the street, stores etc... Her writing style is very descriptive, but imagination creeps in, too. The characters, families, and animals in the story become as big as life. ~~Amazon reviewer

Sexy, Fun, and Exciting!

Cupid's bullet...

Hired gun Kade McKinnon interrupts a bank holdup and is shot by the teller, Iris Gardner, whose victims have a tendency to be the next groom in town. Will he be the groom this time?

Cupid's bow...

Iris Gardner, a smart, independent bank clerk, fell in love with Kade when she was too young to know better. So when he walks back into her life and her bank, it's only fitting that she shoots him ... by accident, of course. But she's a suffragist now, so his charms can't affect her..right?

Cupid's blindfold...

Kade doesn't know Iris's company is the one who hired him to escort a bullion shipment, and Iris doesn't know Kade owns the security company, but they both know robbers are on their trail. Which is more likely to be stolen the silver, or his heart?