Sheryl Lynn

LAWMAN

The cowboy came from nowhere

With the sun in his eyes and his Stetson pulled low, he claimed his name was Reb Tremaine. With his sexy lips, he said he could handle cows and horses, but his dark blue eyes spoke deeper feelings, saying maybe he could love a lonely widow like Emily Farraday.

But Emily was in trouble. She'd recently witnessed a murder on her ranch, the Double Bar R, and for some strange reason, the local law wouldn't believe her. Meaning to keep her eye on her newest cowhand, Reb, Emily found herself confiding in him, leaning on him and, finally, loving him until she realized everything he'd told her was lies .

LAWMAN There's nothing sexier than the strong arms of the law!

HER PROTECTOR

A WOMAN IN JEOPARDY

Catherine St. Clair finally had everything she'd ever wanted including the perfect fiance . Then Easy Martel barged back into her life, telling her that her "perfect" fiance was a would–be murderer. Easy spoke with conviction in his voice; he looked at her with intensity in his eyes but was he telling the truth?

AND THE MAN WHO MUST PROTECT HER

Seeing her again brought back all of his old feelings old yearnings for all he'd lost. Yet no matter how many times Easy went over his investigation, the facts brought him to one place to Catherine. How could he convince her that she was the next victim and the only place she'd be safe was in the shelter of his arms?

A woman alone with no one to trust. Where can she run? Straight into the arms of HER PROTECTOR

After nearly being strangled by an unidentified attacker, the normally independent Desi Hollyhock had no choice but to turn to her new partner, Colorado cop Buck Walker, for help. As impressed as he was by her self–reliance, Buck was more concerned for her safety. There was no way he would let her deal with this threat on her own, especially when he felt how good it was to hold her in his arms. But getting past Desi's defences was one thing taking down the evil that was slowly stalking her was another.

Broad shouldered and impressive: Everything a bodyguard should be and more!

J. T. McKennon was all a man was supposed to be. Loyal, strong, responsible and determined not to mention the way he could kiss. As a bodyguard he was the ultimate protector. But as far as Frankie don't call me Francine Forrest was concerned, he was nothing but trouble.

With her bad–seed brother–in–law dead, her sister's kidnappers expecting a hefty ransom and the FBI investigating her, Frankie had to rely on McKennon's expertise to root out the abductors, his strength to keep her safe. But protected in his embrace, was her heart in the gravest danger ?

Elk River, Colorado
Where men still stand tall and know how to treat a woman.

Hell has no fury like a woman scorned

Cattle rancher and single father Tristan Cayle had his sights set on one goal travelling to Colorado to meet a woman he'd fallen for on the Internet. But the instant he arrived at the Elk River Resort, run by Megan Duke's family, he was labelled a con artist and a bigamist.

Though they'd never met, Megan already loved Tristan. But now, through some error, Tristan stood accused of being betrothed to two vengeful wives. And, as Megan fought her warring feelings of love and distrust, a third woman arrived in town one who was ready to kill Megan and kidnap Tristan's son.

Honeymoon Hideaway

HER HUSBAND HAD MYSTERIOUSLY VANISHED

The morning after her wedding, Dawn Lovell awakened only to find that the naked man next to her in bed wasn't her husband. Even worse, the sexy best man, Ross Duke, swore he didn't know where her husband was, or who had stolen her belongings or looted her bank accounts .

Dawn hardly believed that her new husband had betrayed her, especially when there was evidence of dangerous foul play. But only Ross could help her, and he was suddenly as intent on proving her husband guilty as she was of proving him innocent. Apparently, Ross Duke had decided Dawn deserved another kind of marriage to him.

Honeymoon Hideaway

She'd changed miraculously

A bullet wound had put Laura Hudson into a coma. Awakening with amnesia, she was told that the police still didn't know who'd shot her or why. Even worse, she was headed toward a slow recovery on a cattle ranch with a husband and daughter who apparently hated her.

To Ryder Hudson, Laura seemed like a brand–new woman. Even little Abby warmed to her. But Ryder had to stay on guard. Because he was falling in love with his wife again even as he began to suspect that she wasn't Laura at all but a potentially dangerous stranger!

"The Other Laura is a marvellous tale of mixed identities, divided loyalties, and mounting suspense overlaid by heart–warming emotion Sheryl Lynn deserves all the praise I can give!"
Jennifer Blake, New York Times bestseller and author of Silver–Tongued Devil