by Diana Palmer
Part of Long, Tall Texans, book 4
First published 1989
Amanda Callaway flees to the Wyoming mountains after a personal tragedy destroys her music career. A blizzard traps her at Quinn Sutton's isolated ranch, where she conceals her celebrity status. Quinn despises city women and wants nothing to do with the entertainment world that Amanda represents. He sees her as another shallow outsider who will abandon rural life when convenience calls. Amanda discovers something precious in Quinn's harsh mountain existence. She fights to prove that beneath her fame lies a woman who values the same simple principles he does. Their attraction grows as Amanda learns to navigate his deep mistrust of her world. But Quinn's prejudices run as deep as the mountain snow. Amanda must choose between revealing her true identity and losing him forever. The revelation threatens to confirm every bitter assumption Quinn holds about women from her background.
Genres: fiction, romance, adult-fiction, contemporary-romance
Vibes: emotional, intimate, suspenseful
Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, second-chance
Setting: Wyoming, Mountains
Period: Contemporary
192 pages · Paperback · Silhouette