Cold Steel And Hot Lead [How The West Was Done 3] (Siren Publishing Ménage Everlasting) - Plot & Excerpts
After the meeting with the otherworldly Irishman, who had apparently been a bear wrestler in life, she had excused herself. She wanted to change into a toilette that had workable buttons up the bodice, but most of her sister Liberty’s clothes were much too small in the bosom for her. She found a green silk gown that she could leave unbuttoned at the waist. The gap could be covered by a striped tunic with lacey, slit sleeves. She had been so jealous of Liberty, whose husband Levi Colter seemed to embody everything that Alameda could desire in a man. Tall, dark, and dashing, he also owned a rich gold mine. But Alameda didn’t want a beau, so why was she jealous? After her experience betrothed to Ralph Ellis in Hyde Park, she felt she could easily go another ten years without courting a man. Liberty claimed that Levi—and Garrett O’Rourke, a fellow who seemed to always be there, working side by side with Levi—never lied, but Alameda didn’t believe it. All men were liars.
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