この電子書籍について
“Ann Major’s name on the cover instantly identifies the book as a good read.” –New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown
The third book in USA Today bestselling Texas romance author Ann Major’s ANN MAJOR CLASSICS: Men of the West series, is the passionate love story of two people whose pasts make it difficult for them to believe in each other and take a second chance.
HEART OF STONE
When it comes to making love, Boone Dexter is sensual and passionate—everything Leslie Grant desires—until he tells her that he’ll never open his heart again.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT?
Leslie knows too well the dangers of falling for a man who can’t care for her. So, why did she invite this rugged stranger into her bed the first night she met him? When she finds out he’s her new boss, should she let him fire her?
Or… take a stand… and risk everything in the hope that her tenderness might heal his wounded heart?
The MEN OF THE WEST series of romance novels includes:
Wild Lady
The Fairy Tale Girl
Meant to Be
Golden Man
Praise for Ann Major:
“No one provides hotter emotional fireworks than the fiery Ann Major.” RT Reviews
Reviews
WILD LADY
With her first two books…(WILD LADY and A TOUCH OF FIRE) Ann Major showed us what a talented writer she is… --Phyllis, RT Reviews
THE FAIRY TALE GIRL
Ms. Major really creates great emotional intensity… RT Reviews
MEANT TO BE
Good, sexy story you should enjoy. I know I did! Ann Major has this type of story down pat! Sizzling sex and passion. –RT Reviews
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著者について
ANN MAJOR
Is a USA Today Bestselling author, who lives in Texas with her husband of many years. She has three grown children and several grandchildren. She has a master’s degree from Texas A&M at Kingsville, Texas and is a former English teacher. She is a founding board member of the Romance Writers of America and is a frequent speaker at writers’ groups.
Besides her writing, Ann loves to hike in the mountains, sail, kayak, travel, and play the piano. Most of all she enjoys her friends and family… and last but not least, her cat.
