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Disorder in the House by Karen Mercury

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Also by Karen Mercury:

Training Ivy, June 2012
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Blowing off Steam, June 2012
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Disorder in the House, June 2012
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Sure as Shooting, January 2012
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A Good Prospect, October 2011
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Strangely Wonderful, December 2007
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Four Quarters of the World, September 2006
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DISORDER IN THE HOUSE
By: Karen Mercury

Everything they thought they knew is blown away.

How the West Was Done #2
BookStrand Publishing
June 2012
On Sale: June 19, 2012
Featuring: Liberty Hudson; Levi Colter; Garrett O'Rourke
155 pages
ISBN: 1619267950
EAN: 9781619267954
Kindle: B008D30O1G
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Romance Historical | Romance Erotica Sensual | Romance Paranormal

The first train hurtles into Laramie City. Liberty Hudson is so full of exhilaration to be independent that when rowdy passengers thrust her into a stranger's arms, she freely necks with him, but flees in a panic when the train reaches Laramie.

The stranger is Levi Colter, the new Indian Agent at the nearby fort. His predecessor Shady has left him in the lurch, having sold all the supplies meant for Indians to settlers. The fort's cook, Private Garrett O'Rourke, seems to know too much—that Shady has killed an Indian chief.

Garrett realizes Liberty is the one Levi seeks—unfortunately, not before he kisses her and has fallen irretrievably in love with her, too. The men unite when a "talking board" warns them to protect Liberty from cold waters. Their love is cemented by prophecies and their reenactment of daily lessons from an Oriental love manual they discover.