Two Novels by Ruth Lagan
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Overview: Award winning romance author, Ruth Ryan Langan began her writing career in secret. Her clandestine passion was discovered when her children came home from school one day and found her writing. The children exposed their mother’s secret to their father. He responded by buying her an electric typewriter “because writers need tools.” Silhouette Books published her first romance in 1981. Langan mostly writes historical romances but has been known to dabble in the contemporary category as well. She is a Romantic Times Career Achievement award winner and Reviewers’ Choice Award nominee.
Genre:Romance
Texas Heart Bad Company. Jessie Conway's family always came first. She would brave anything to find her father--even the likes of a man she thought a dangerous gunslinger.
Cole Matthews was on the trail of a cold-blooded murderer. The last thing he needed was the responsibility of watching out for the obstinate Jessie and her brothers. But as the unlikely foursome faced one danger after another, Cole found himself making excuses not to leave. For Jessie had touched a part of him he had thought long dead and laid claim to his lonesome Texas heart.
Highland Heart The Way of the Warrior. Jamie MacDonald was a loner and had a dangerous task to unite the feuding Highland clans against a traitor's conspiracy. His desperate search for allies led him to Clan Gordon and against his better judgment, into the arms of Lindsey Gordon, proud, willful daughter of that noble house.
Lindsey knew too well the fearsome reputation of the red-bearded giant they called the Heartless MacDonald, and she cared little for his rough ways. Yet, even as she struggled In his unwelcome embrace, she longed for his noble heart that this warrior concealed so well
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Texas Heart http://uplly.com/upll42svxnl2
Highland Heart http://uplly.com/l4ceyk8jb00r
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Texas Heart https://www.box.com/s/g7izusa91rwc67kc6s6n
Highland Heart https://www.box.com/s/k2jm7g9yhsy6elj7ia2a
Requirements: .PDF, HTML Reader 760kb - 374kb
Overview: Award winning romance author, Ruth Ryan Langan began her writing career in secret. Her clandestine passion was discovered when her children came home from school one day and found her writing. The children exposed their mother’s secret to their father. He responded by buying her an electric typewriter “because writers need tools.” Silhouette Books published her first romance in 1981. Langan mostly writes historical romances but has been known to dabble in the contemporary category as well. She is a Romantic Times Career Achievement award winner and Reviewers’ Choice Award nominee.
Genre:Romance
Texas Heart Bad Company. Jessie Conway's family always came first. She would brave anything to find her father--even the likes of a man she thought a dangerous gunslinger.
Cole Matthews was on the trail of a cold-blooded murderer. The last thing he needed was the responsibility of watching out for the obstinate Jessie and her brothers. But as the unlikely foursome faced one danger after another, Cole found himself making excuses not to leave. For Jessie had touched a part of him he had thought long dead and laid claim to his lonesome Texas heart.
Highland Heart The Way of the Warrior. Jamie MacDonald was a loner and had a dangerous task to unite the feuding Highland clans against a traitor's conspiracy. His desperate search for allies led him to Clan Gordon and against his better judgment, into the arms of Lindsey Gordon, proud, willful daughter of that noble house.
Lindsey knew too well the fearsome reputation of the red-bearded giant they called the Heartless MacDonald, and she cared little for his rough ways. Yet, even as she struggled In his unwelcome embrace, she longed for his noble heart that this warrior concealed so well
Download Instructions:
Texas Heart http://uplly.com/upll42svxnl2
Highland Heart http://uplly.com/l4ceyk8jb00r
Mirror:
Texas Heart https://www.box.com/s/g7izusa91rwc67kc6s6n
Highland Heart https://www.box.com/s/k2jm7g9yhsy6elj7ia2a