Rough and Honorable
Rough Edges (Book One)

Allie has no idea what
awaits her when she's sent west
to Oregon Territory.
Her brother Joe seems to be
expecting the wild child
she once was. Does he even
realize she's a grown woman now?
Nate Winchester is waiting too.
He's already rescued her once.
Who will he see next?
Alexandra, full of grace, charm and
curves?
Or Allie the hellion?
Pippa Greathouse and Ruby Caine
are at it again,
penning passion, wit, laughter,
and love in...
Rough And Honorable
are at it again,
penning passion, wit, laughter,
and love in...
Rough And Honorable
A sneak peek...
“Just what were you trying to do, young lady? Run down the entire town?” His deep tone demanded an answer. The outrage in his voice brought her back to the realization they had stopped.
Her face felt hot as she glanced around at the crowd of people staring at her. She’d lost her matching bonnet, and her hair had come loose from its ribbon.
As she tried to smooth it down, she found it had become tangled into a mass of curls that were wild and unruly. Furiously, she pushed them away from her face.
The stranger was staring down at her with narrowed eyes the color of rich, dark coffee. His gaze was stern, his voice demanding as his jaw pulsed in anger.
“Of course I was.” Sarcasm crept into her voice as her eyes flashed. “The driver needs a doctor--quickly. He’s very sick. And I’ve never driven ateam this big before so—” The words came tumbling out quickly.
“So how dare you shout at me?”
“Just what were you trying to do, young lady? Run down the entire town?” His deep tone demanded an answer. The outrage in his voice brought her back to the realization they had stopped.
Her face felt hot as she glanced around at the crowd of people staring at her. She’d lost her matching bonnet, and her hair had come loose from its ribbon.
As she tried to smooth it down, she found it had become tangled into a mass of curls that were wild and unruly. Furiously, she pushed them away from her face.
The stranger was staring down at her with narrowed eyes the color of rich, dark coffee. His gaze was stern, his voice demanding as his jaw pulsed in anger.
“Of course I was.” Sarcasm crept into her voice as her eyes flashed. “The driver needs a doctor--quickly. He’s very sick. And I’ve never driven ateam this big before so—” The words came tumbling out quickly.
“So how dare you shout at me?”