Gabriel's Lady

Gabriel's Lady
Ana Seymour

Things Were Different In The Wild WestAmelia Prescott just couldn't believe it when she woke up to find her legs entwined with those of the roguish Gabriel Hatch. But she had no time to reform the handsome reprobate, even if he did have more charm than could possibly be legal. Miss Amelia Prescott sure was something, Gabe decided.The Eastern do-gooder who'd braved the frontier to rescue her wayward brother had blossomed beneath the wide Western skies - and miraculously made his own jaded heart begin to thaw.

Table of Contents

Cover Page (#ud5f57eb7-3b2a-57e3-8939-caa54a53ff18)

Praise (#u6325825e-39f6-53e0-a31c-609037ca31d3)

Excerpt (#u6da74c2a-50da-5c76-9d92-0d8205ad570f)

Dear Reader (#u3bc634cb-293e-5a57-aa3b-a5d535cb695f)

Title Page (#u17c3fa9a-e1fe-5285-a72e-986f5b1de45a)

About the Author (#u8b3ff263-bbd7-55fc-8891-24f7d15dcbe5)

Dedication (#u32b36d28-c1bc-5867-aba0-eddb63740649)

Chapter One (#uf50ae080-e25b-534d-ab6a-ea5484a9b94e)

Chapter Two (#u62d3a19c-2e12-522e-925e-f755e986f81f)

Chapter Three (#u22c05f45-6901-559c-a99c-7c20c7270e72)

Chapter Four (#u8e8b5739-8000-5b19-b5bb-54be2d872a4f)

Chapter Five (#u6487f8ef-ca98-5ce8-aab0-f2dda232c463)

Chapter Six (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Seven (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Eight (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Nine (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Ten (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Eleven (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Twelve (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Thirteen (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Fourteen (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Fifteen (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Sixteen (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Seventeen (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter Eighteen (#litres_trial_promo)

Author Note (#litres_trial_promo)

Copyright (#litres_trial_promo)

Critical acclaim for Ana Seymour

Moonrise

“Fast-paced adventure and sensuous romance…impossible to put down.”

—Affaire de Coeur

“…memorable lovers…secondary characters who add humor and excitement.”

—Romantic Times

Brides for Sale

“…fast-paced romance…titillating right up to its fantastic finale.”

—Affaire de Coeur

Angel of the Lake

“…a love that stands the test of tragic circumstances.”

—Romantic Times

The Bandit’s Bride

“…a beautiful love story…”

—Rendezvous

“Do you know how to fire a gun?” Gabe asked.

“I’ve never even touched a gun,” Amelia replied. “Much less fired one. And I haven’t the slightest desire to do so.”

His fingers slid down her cheek to trace the fine line of her jaw. “You’re in the Wild West now, Amelia. Things out here aren’t resolved at tea parties.”

She drew in a breath and waited for his fingers to leave her skin so that she could swallow the liquid that had pooled in her mouth.

He dropped his hand. The sun glinted highlights in his hair and mustache. Amelia tried to concentrate on what she was saying. “I…don’t think I could fire a gun.”