Gunpowder Tea - (Brides of Last Chance Ranch) by Margaret Brownley (Paperback)

About the Book

Book Synopsis

WINNER: Heart of Excellence Reader's Choice Award

"Brownley blends faith and romance with a dash of mystery to serve up a cozy, fulfilling story" --Publisher's Weekly, starred review

When Miranda Hunt sees the classified ad for an heiress to the legendary Last Chance Ranch, she knows assuming the identity of Annie Beckman is the perfect cover. As one of the finest agents for the Pinkerton Detective Agency, Miranda has been tasked with apprehending the Phantom--an elusive and notorious train robber thought to be hiding on the sprawling ranch.

But she isn't the only one there with something to hide. Wells Fargo detective Jeremy Taggert is working the scene undercover as well. And although their true identities are a secret, it is impossible for Jeremy and Miranda to hide the spark that flares between them.

But neither is about to let romance interfere with such a huge case. Besides, Miranda hasn't removed Jeremy from her list of suspects yet. The closer they come to uncovering the identity of the Phantom, the more dangerous he gets - and no one on the ranch is safe.

But neither are their hearts - the longer Miranda and Jeremy spend working together, the harder it becomes to keep their feelings in check. Their careers - and their lives - depend on solving this case. Love will have to wait.

"Characters are not what they seem and will risk everything to right a wrong. Brownley blends humor and sincerity to create a believable storyline, along with twists and turns thrown in to keep readers guessing." --RT Book Review

The Brides of Last Chance Ranch series is a collection of standalone, clean, western romances starring women who find themselves at life's crossroads--and discover that sometimes the hardest journeys lead to the sweetest destinations.

About the Author

Margaret Brownley is a "New York Times" best-selling author and has penned more than twenty-five historical and contemporary novels. "A Lady Like Sarah" was a Romance Writers of America RITA finalist.