Bücher von Lauri Robinson

Seeing his long time sweetheart after a long separation, Bug (Brett) Quinter is determined to claim her as his wife. But first he has to wrangle his way out of a New York City jail and travel across the nation on an orphan train. His arrival in Kansas finds his mother and her trusty shotgun are opposed to his wedding plans. Even with an illustrious career as an artist, the only thing Eva Robertson has ever wanted is Bug Quinter. She's as shocked as Bug when Ma Quinter refuses to allow them to marry. Not willing to revert to the meek girl the Quinter's first met, Eva must reveal to the entire clan the wildcat buried deep inside her.

Engrossed in her passion for cataloging antiques in an old home, Liz Baxter encounters the ghost of the original owner. However, Rance Livingston doesn't believe he's a ghost. He claims it's 1901, and she's his long-lost wife. The harder she tries to convince him she's not, the more she starts to wish she was. Rance can't explain how the woman wearing strange clothes got into his house, or why she insists it's 2018, but he's convinced his and Beth's love was so strong, her spirit would have found a way home to him. He doesn't care about what happens in the future. He just wants Liz to realize she's his Beth. His wife. Through trial and errors and with a love that grows stronger with every encounter, Liz and Rance fight for what they believe will be the happy-ever-after-the other deserves, but will that mean they can be together?