Download Wildflowers of Montana Series (#1 & 3-5) by Vanessa Vale(.ePUB)(.AZW3)

Wildflowers of Montana Series (#1 & 3-5) by Vanessa Vale
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Overview: A USA Today bestseller, Vanessa Vale writes tempting romance with unapologetic bad boys who don’t just fall in love, they fall hard. Her 75+ books have sold over one million copies. She lives in the American West where she’s always finding inspiration for her next story. While she’s not as skilled at social media as her kids, she loves to interact with readers.
Genre: Fiction > Romance > Historical > Western > Steamy

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Rose (Wildflowers of Montana #1):

Montana Territory, 1885 – Chance knows exactly what Rose needs…and he’s going to give it to her.
Rose Lenox has always been more comfortable on the back of a horse than wearing ribbons and bows. For years, she’s been content working on the family ranch, but lately she’s finding herself wanting more. She’s determined to strike out on her own and find freedom from her unorthodox family.
Chance Goodman has watched Rose grow up from a spitfire little girl into a fiery woman. He’s wanted her for years, waiting patiently until he could make her his. When she leaves the Lenox ranch determined to abandon her former life and to stay good-bye to him, he knows now is the time he must claim her. Letting her go isn’t an option.

Dahlia (Wildflowers of Montana #3):

Garrison’s been patient long enough. It’s time to win his bride.
Dahlia Lenox is tired of ranch life, rules and restrictions. The poker table is her domain and the one and only place she yields to no one’s rules but her own. The biggest win of her life, a prize that could free her from small town life is calling and she can’t wait to claim the prize. Nothing is perfect though and leaving town means leaving the only man who ever made her ache to be his, Garrison Lee. Surrendering to him is not an option.
Garrison wants everything from Dahlia including her obedience in bed. He’s been patient. He’s been courteous. And he’s been a damn gentleman. All that’s gotten him is a brush off from Dahlia each of the three times he’s proposed. When Dahlia risks everything to escape him forever, Garrison is forced to raise the stakes in a single hand of poker… winner to take all.

Daisy (Wildflowers of Montana #4):

There’s only one thing he can do to protect her desire and her reputation…marry her.
Daisy Lenox has always felt invisible next her beautiful and vivacious sisters. But the new town doctor, Ethan James, changed all that. He watches her with an intensity that she can’t deny. He’s the first to encourage her and the first to offer a stern reprimand when she needs it.
Doctor Ethan James has a secret…until Daisy Lenox follows him and learns the truth–nearly getting herself killed in the process.
While caring for Daisy, Ethan is determined that she never takes such a chance with her life again.

Lily (Wildflowers of Montana #5):

Determined to protect her, Jack will have to risk everything, even Lily’s love, to save her.
Jack Matthews came to the Montana Territory to track down an outlaw, not claim a bride. But the first time he sees Lily Lenox about to be run down by a stage, he discovers he doesn’t want to let her go. Lily Lenox is smart, too smart to be caught up in Jack’s strong arms and intense gaze. And she might have escaped, if he hadn’t kissed her. For a spinster, blue-stocking such as herself, the offer of marriage from Jack is impossible to resist. In one day, Lily goes from innocent maiden to a well-loved and conquered wife. Happy and in love, Lily is content to wait as Jack leaves for work, promising to return.
Jack lied to his new bride. He’s not a businessman, nor a gentleman. He’s a Pinkerton agent going undercover. When Lily discovers his lie, she’s determined to track him down. All too soon Lily in trouble and neck deep in Jack’s web of danger and lies.

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Hyacinth (Wildflowers Of Montana #2)
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