Loner’s Lady
Loner’s Lady by Lynna Banning is a historical romance published by Harlequin in 2006, featuring 298 pages in English. The story centers on Ellen O’Brian, who, despite her reservations about a mysterious stranger, offers Jess Flint a place to rest at her farm. As they navigate their growing connection, Ellen’s strength and resilience shine through, particularly after the departure of her husband.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of courage and vulnerability against a backdrop of danger and secrets. As Jess Flint reveals his hidden past, the bond between him and Ellen deepens, raising questions about trust and survival. This edition invites readers to delve into a tale of romance and the complexities of human relationships in a historical setting.
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When a stranger turned up at her farm, in need of a place to rest, Ellen O’Brian didn’t have the heart to turn him away. He looked darkly dangerous, but she could handle herself; she had learned hard and fast when her husband upped and left.
Jess Flint couldn’t help but admire Ellen’s courage and grit — even though he had to keep secrets from her. He showed her what it was like to feel like a woman again, to have a man to hold and rely on. With danger just around the corner, could their bond help them survive — or would his past tear them apart?
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