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Synopsis
A Texas Ranger's quest for vengeance leads him to an unexpected chance at love and family in this sweet and suspenseful historical Western romance. Kansas, 1870s . When Texas Ranger Jack Elder storms an isolated Kansas homestead, he expects to find a band of outlaws. Instead, the only occupant is a heavily pregnant woman—and she's just gone into labor. A loner uneasy with emotion, Jack helps deliver widow Elizabeth Cole's baby girl. Then he can't get back on the trail fast enough. The robber and murderer Jack is after killed one of Jack's own, and he vows to catch the man. But when he returns to check on Elizabeth and her little one, he discovers that she may hold the key to his unsettled past—and his hoped-for future.
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Is Winning the Widow's Heart appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
A sweet historical Western romance with mild peril and no sexual content beyond emotional connection. Contains references to outlaws, murder, and childbirth scene (not graphic).
What to know going in
This book has mild violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include murder, death of spouse, and childbirth.
Who'll love this
Teens who enjoy clean historical romance with Western settings will appreciate this story of a Texas Ranger who finds unexpected love.