Natchez Flame
Natchez Flame by Kat Martin is a historical romance novel published by Random House Publishing Group in January 1994. This reissue spans 432 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Priscilla Wills, a woman of courage who sells everything to marry a powerful land baron she has never met. However, her journey takes an unexpected turn when she encounters a gunfighter who becomes her reluctant guide through the perilous Texas backcountry.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of courage, honor, and passion as Priscilla navigates the complexities of her situation. The gunfighter, Brendan Trask, is an outlaw whose presence ignites a fiery passion within her, challenging her initial intentions. As they travel together, the story delves into the tension between Priscilla’s desire for security and Brendan’s tumultuous life on the run. This edition offers a rich blend of action and adventure set against a historical backdrop, inviting readers to experience the unfolding drama of their journey.
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A woman of courage and honor. She sold everything she owned to go west and marry a powerful land baron she’d never seen. But Priscilla Wills hadn’t counted on the gunfight—or the gun—fighter—who would change her life: the tall,
broad-shouldered man who killed her guardian in self-defense. Reluctantly he agreed to take her through the dangerous Texas back country to her fiancé’s ranch. She hadn’t planned on a journey that would take her into a stranger’s soul as he delivered her into another man’s waiting arms.
A man who lived by the gun. He was an outlaw—yet Brendan Trask unleashed in the prim and proper Priscilla a fiery passion that matched his own. But a man running for his life couldn’t afford a woman who hungered for the security that only her wealthy fiancé could provide.
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