Title: The Outlaw’s Daughter
Author: Sandi Hampton
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Publication Date: 2010
Genre: Historical western romance
Length: Novella
Rating: 5 Diamonds
Heat Level: Sensual
Other: na
Reviewer: Starla Kaye
Date: 9-1-10
Two people on “different sides of the fence,” two people who could be enemies…but aren’t.
Charlotte “Charlie” Daughtery escapes being wrongly hanged because of a lawman who intervenes and plans to use her to find her family of outlaws. She’s never had a normal life, always shunned or hated because of her family. It doesn’t matter that she disapproves of them or has nothing to do with what they do. She can never have the normal dreams of a young woman: a man to love her, a home, and a family of her own. She has accepted that, until…
U. S. Marshal Trey Thornton had wanted to hate Charlie Daughtery, but he wasn’t able to do it. The sight of the lynch rope around her neck and the terror on her face had gotten to him. He had to remember who she was, a Daughtery, an enemy…
The author has done a beautiful job of creating not only a hero and heroine to care about, but also side characters to enjoy. Conflicts, obstacles, complications galore…and yet a romance develops. An excellent read, especially if you are a reader who enjoys old-time Westerns.
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