Colorado Dawn

(Paperback)

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The next in Kaki Warner's sweeping new series about unlikely brides who make their way west-discovering newfound freedom and rediscovering love . . . After only three letters and one visit during her six-year marriage to a Scottish Cavalry Officer, Maddie Wallace decides to build a life without him. Accepting an assignment from a London periodical to photograph the West from a female perspective, she sails from England, determined to build a new life as an independent woman. After injury ends his military career, Angus Wallace returns home to find his wife gone, his family decimated by fever, and himself next in line to an earldom. His new mission is clear--find his wife and sire heirs. His search takes him across an ocean and half a continent, but he finally tracks her to Heartbreak Creek, Colorado. There his biggest challenge awaits--to convince his headstrong wife to return home as his viscountess. Amidst statehood struggles, claim jumping, and railroad disputes their passionate battle rages . . . until word comes that Angus has become the earl. Now they must decide between a life in the mountains of Colorado, or in the glittering ballrooms of London . . . and between duty and desire. Praise for the novels of Kaki Warner 'Emotionally compelling, subtly nuanced . . . Flawlessly written.' - Chicago Tribune 'Warner develops the romance with well-paced finesse and great character work.' - Publishers Weekly

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Praise for the novels of Kaki Warner
A wonderful read I couldn't put down....A truly original new voice in historical fiction. Jodi Thomas, New York Times bestselling author
I love and adore everything that Kaki Warner writes.USA Today
Without a doubt, Kaki Warner is a writer to watch, an author with a promising future. She's definitely an addition to my must-buy authors list." All About Romance

Kaki Warner is the 2011 RITA Winner for Best First Book for Pieces of Sky

Author Bio

Kaki Warner is an award-winning author and longtime resident of the Northwest. Although she now lives on the eastern slopes of the Cascade Mountains in Washington, Kaki actually grew up in the Southwest and is a proud graduate of the University of Texas. Kaki spends her time gardening, hiking, reading, writing, and soaking in the view from the deck of her hilltop cabin with her husband and floppy-eared hound dog.