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    Jeb Hunter's Bride

    By Ana Seymour

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    A WOMAN ALONE,

    yet determined to fulfil her dying father's golden dream, Kerry Gallivan heeded the siren call of pioneering and set out on "the sea of grass." But how was she to know that while she sailed her prairie schooner, Jeb Hunter would become captain of her fate?

    A MAN APART

    Wagon master for a Conestoga caravan west, Jeb Hunter held the lives of his people in his hands and a guilty secret in his soul. Haunted by the past, he had no future until Kerry Gallivan schemed her way onto his train, and into his heart!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460863886
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    Jeb Hunter's Bride
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    Ana Seymour

    Through Harlequin's vast reach to readers around the world, Ana Seymour's books have been published in 10 languages and sold in 20 countries. Her 14th release for Harlequin Historicals, Lady of Lyonsbridge is a tale of adventure, treachery, and romance in medieval England. Ana lives in Minnesota near one of the state's 15,000 lakes. She enjoys walking in the countryside and spending time with her two daughters. She's a member and former president of the Minnesota chapter of Romance Writers of America, Midwest Fiction Writers. Ana's web site can be found at www.midwestfiction.com/anaseymour. She loves to hear from her readers at AnaSeymour@aol.com

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    • 3/5
      Nothing special, nothing horrible, just pretty forgettable. Heroine disguises herself as a boy (have I mentioned before how much I despise this plot point?) so she & her brother can fulfill their recently deceased father's dream of going to California. She's a bit TSTL, in that she refuses to listen to advice. A bit of a love triangle. Hero's got a guilt complex. Some minor drama with Indians & a near-mutiny, but all the conflicts are resolved way too easily.