Wild Roses

If Ella Carson had a gun, she would shoot Harrigan Mahoney dead. He had been hired by her greedy uncle to drag her from her aunt's house in Wyoming back to Philadelphia. If she did, Ella knew her uncle could see her dead within a year but Harrigan would not listen. She tried every trick she knew to escape, even seduction which proved to be as dangerous as her uncle. For passion proved a two edged sword . . . and enduring enough to turn a man's and a woman's hearts toward love.