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Ned Parker is a man on a mission. The only woman who ever cared for him died and has left all her possessions to her granddaughter and he's bringing the news.
Susannah Bidwell barely remembers her grandmother and knows she didn't have money or possessions of value. She's concerned about staying alive. A visit from a cattleman no matter what his story can lead to only one thing - disaster.
Ned can't leave her to be killed.
Can she trust him to stay?
Reviewers had this to say:
Elizabeth Butler writes well and I enjoyed her style very much. Don't let the fact that this is a self-published book, or that it's the author's brother in the cover photo put you off. Just because TRAILBOSS didn't come out of New York doesn't mean a thing. The characters feel real to me, the tone of the story was historically rich, and the love between the hero and heroine was a perfect fit. I enjoyed this book because it was not the cookie-cutter kind of story we're used to getting. It's a little different, a little bittersweet, and has one of the sweetest last lines I've read in awhile. If you're looking for a subtle and refreshing change from the usual western romance, I recommend rounding up TRAILBOSS. - Marianne Stillings, ALL ABOUT ROMANCE
Mix a shotgun tootin' young female sheep rancher, a sympathetic, cattle driving trailboss and a wolf-dog named "Sweetie Pie" together. Add author Elizabeth Butler and set yourself down to an enjoyable, shoot-up-up Western Romance...Butler blends a sweet touch of romance with an engaging plot. A must read for those who enoy a good ol'time western. Sandy Levin, writer and avid romance reader
Ms. Butler weaves a touching tale of two people struggling to leave their pasts behind and get on with their lives, in spite of the obstacles they must overcome. A good case of supporting characters - readers can relate to these very true-to-life people.
- HiDee Ekstrom, editor, Romancing the Prairie, newsletter of Prairie Hearts Chapter, Romance Writers of America
A fun read I couldn't put down. You will enjoy the two people from opposite worlds joining forces in Wyoming Territory.
- Judy Kepler, avid romance reader, Mesa, Arizona
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