Noelle

She still does a good job of describing the way people treated other people Somebody listed Diana Palmer's writing as Same Old Thing. Yes in some respects it is. I do appreciate, however, the change of characters, the settings are somewhat different in this book. And I also appreciate that it was in an older time in America. She still does a good job of describing the way people treated other people harshly. She also portrays her heroin as a smart, sexy woman. I appreciate that. I wish she would create more characters like the ones here.. Five Stars A good read and a great story. Five Stars Janet Leavitt enjoyed

So why did his steely-eyed older stepbrother, Jared Dunn, make her heart race and her breath catch in her throat?Desperado turned lawman, Jared had come home to Fort Worth, Texas, ready to leave his dangerous past behind. When scandal threatened them all, Noelle would be forced to marry to save the family's honor. After a devastating flood orphaned Noelle Brown, she thought her handsome and charming benefactor, Andrew Paige, could be the man of her dreams. Far from it - the unconventional, innocent beauty needed his guidance to learn the ways of high society, a task he found surprisingly enjoyable. But which brother had truly captured her heart? With rivalry pitting brother against brother, one thing was for certain: this wouldn't be a marriage of convenience!. The green-eyed, feisty young woman his stepbrother had taken in wasn't the gold digger Jared had expected