A Promise In Defiance: Romance In The Rockies Book 3 - Plot & Excerpts
Where his former Flower, Rose, had simply been dangerous due to her insanity, Delilah was cold, calculating . . . soulless. He had been right: she’d seen his offer to buy her out as weakness. Worse, she had been prepared before coming here, acquiring her own freight wagons, striking deals with business owners and craftsmen. As if she’d expected McIntyre to interfere. And how had he missed the sale of Hadley’s mill? Between managing the mine and the ranch, his grip on Defiance was slipping . . . at a most inopportune time. At least the rain had stopped. He strode back to the town hall—he would never get used to calling the Iron Horse that—and unwound Traveller’s reins from the hitching post. In the waning light of day, he swung up into the saddle and turned his gray mare toward home. The amber light from Rebecca’s desk lamp caught his eye. His sister-in-law sat hunched over her desk, bouncing a pencil in her hand and scowling at the paper. She looked as dissatisfied with things as he felt.
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