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After reading that you specialize in historical romance, I’m excited to present THE TEXAN’S FAVOR for your consideration.

1877. Ambushed, Texas Ranger Jake Fontaine’s a dead man until the shotgun-toting Katlin “Kat” Collins saves his hide. The trail-tough ranger has one obsession, to bring in the outlaw responsible for his brother’s murder, but duly obligated, he promises to escort Kat to the next town. Protecting a persnickety woman creates calamitous disorder, and every time he closes in on the killer, she jeopardizes his mission.

Throughout their journey, and despite a growing attraction, Kat doesn’t mention she’s run away from controlling kin. When her uncle catches up with them, Jake’s blindsided by a wedding, and he’s stunned to find

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