“5 STARS! This story is THAT good!"—Affaire De Coeur

A bounty hunter tracks an innocent woman in the wild frontier and must bring her back dead or alive.

Ash Morgan is tasked with finding the woman and bringing her back dead or alive. Tasmin MacGreggor has a big head start on him and it is going to take all his tracking skills to find her. It is the spring of 1866 in the vast Colorado Territory, where the law is shoot first, ask questions later. Ash Morgan is notoriously shrewd and in hot pursuit, but he meets his match in this iron-willed beauty, clever and strong enough to escape his capture—twice.

BOUNTY HUNTER’S DILEMMA

After days in the wild, apprehending Tasmin MacGreggor becomes more of an obsession than a job for the bounty hunter. She slips past his well-guarded defenses and lodges in somewhere beyond where he can control it. When the bounty hunter and the woman finally meet, their passion erupts in the most intense moment each has ever known. Then the bounty hunter must either finish the job he is paid to do. Or the innocent woman must do whatever it takes to save herself from the hangman's noose.

REVIEWS OF MORGAN’S WOMAN

4.21 average rating all editions, 61 ratings, 3 reviews, added by 143 people, 22 to-reads, 98% of people like it—Goodreads

4.3 out of 5 stars (20 customer reviews)—Amazon

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”A writer of talent, intelligence, and enduring passion."—New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Blake

“Best Historical Author of the Year!”Affaire De Coeur

ABOUT JUDITH E. FRENCH

Judith E. French captures the essence of passion and brings her special characters alive on every page. A multiple award winner, including Romantic Times' Career Achievement in American Historical Romance Award, Best Historical Author of the Year, The PEARL award for Best Anthology, and The Delaware Diamond Award for Literary Excellence, she is best known for her American frontier historical fiction. A master storyteller, she finds inspiration in her Scottish, Irish, Welsh, English and Lenni-Lenape ancestry near Chesapeake Bay, where the French family has made its home for more than 300 years. Judith’s novels have sold millions and been translated into French, Spanish, German, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, Bulgarian, and Mandarin. She appeals to readers of Christi Caldwell, Mary Balogh, C. J. Petit, Shirleen Davies, Karen Kay, Madeline Baker, Elle Marlow, Ellen O'Connell, Vonna Harper, Kathryn Le Veque, Colleen French, Julie Garwood, Cecelia Mecca, Caroline Fyffe, and Hannah Howell. She is the mother of bestselling novelist Colleen French.