The Last Renegade is an outstanding historical western. 'Jo Goodman is a master storyteller and one of the reasons I love historical romance so much. I read her work and feel like she values my intelligence as a reader.' - Fiction Vixen '*sigh* This author remains one of my absolute favorites. ' The Last Renegade plays out like the best classic western movies.Exceptional across the board, a sheer delight.' - Reader to Reader 'Humor and drama.a complicated, fast-paced, and deliciously believable story of love, sex, and secrets.' - Publishers Weekly 'Simmering sexual tension, exceptional character development, and slowly revealed secrets make this a book to savor.'- Library Journal 'Fans of western romance will be thrilled with this delightful addition to Goodman's strong list.' - Booklist Once again, her meticulous research, signature eye for the telling detail, and ear for humor in a desperate time shine.' - Booklist Acclaim for Jo Goodman's previous novels True to the Law and The Last Renegade

'Goodman's fans will be thrilled with this newest story, a solid romance which achingly depicts.the unsettling beginning of a mail-order marriage. 'A tender, engaging romance.a totally compelling read.' - Library Journal (starred review) This first-rate tale easily measures up to its predecessors and will make readers eager for their next visit to Bitter Springs.' - Publishers Weekly (starred review) But when Morgan's past comes back to haunt them, it could have consequences for the entire town, leading to a dramatic and engrossing finish. While at first the pairing seems incongruous, Jane and Morgan rapidly learn that opposites can attract, and Morgan finds that Jane is feistier than he gave her credit for being. Morgan is hoping for a sturdy wife who can help him run his ranch, so he's shocked by the delicate-looking woman who steps off the train.

She agrees to be the mail-order bride of rancher Morgan Longstreet.

Jane Middlebourne, the orphaned daughter of missionaries, longs to flee her bleak life in New York City. in this page-turning historical that slyly pays tribute to Austen's Pride and Prejudice. 'Goodman makes a dazzling return trip to 1891 and the town of Bitter Springs, Wyoming.

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