Lady Tallas Somerset just married Lord Arthur Somerset who is the eight Duke of Beaufort's heir. Tallie has had all the proper training to become a duchess but nothing prepared her for her wedding night when Arthur tells her she has two choices remain a virgin or take a lover. Tallie has always enjoyed writing so she takes her time as a wife in name only to write a scandalous novel about the secret life of the ton. Tallie's novel becomes all the rage and she is felling content with her life until the Duke of Beaufort informs her she must divorce to save his family from her husband's secrets. Tallie is disgraced and she leaves London with a friend for New York and then heads to the west.

Mister Jeb Tuhill is the eldest son of a successful rancher in the Texas Panhandle. Jeb has always had a head for the ranch business and his brother Jonas is sick and tired of hearing about how perfect Jeb is. Jeb decides it's time to marry and build his own ranch. When he heads to find his prospective bride Jeb is shocked to discover Jonas and Katarina walking hand in hand down the stairs in a disheveled state. Jeb doesn't need any explanations it is clear what the two have been up to, so he leaves immediately and travels to Wyoming for a new venture.

TALLIES HERO is a pleasurable novel that spans two very different cultures of London's ton and America's Wild West. I appreciated how author Sara Luck was able to intertwine some folk heroes into her story. I'm not sure how historically accurate it was but I wasn't looking for a non- fiction story about the west. Luck's depiction of Tallie as a strong independent young woman exploring the Wild West and her sexuality was brilliant. The chemistry between the young English miss and the rugged cowboy was compelling and quite steamy. I was pleasantly surprised with TALLIE'S HERO and look forward to exploring more of Sara Luck's works.