A Doubleday Book Club selection.
First published by Warner Books, November 1991.
ISBN: 0446355828.
Last reissued by Love Spell Books, November 2000.
ISBN: 0505524112.
His desire was fiercer than a Rocky Mountain storm. Hers was reckless and dangerously wild. No one ever tamed Josselyn O'Rourke --- not her hard-drinking, gold-mining father, not the nuns who raised her in a Massachusetts convent, and certainly not that ill-mannered, unforgivably rude, undeniably handsome ruffian named Durango de Navarre. Josselyn travels all the way from Boston to Central City, Colorado to claim her share of the Rainbow's End gold mine --- and to find and see hanged the dirty scoundrel who murdered her father. But Durango has a far-different destiny in mind for the would-be nun, and he offers her an even more dangerous challenge. He is as hard and as bad as a man can be; and when he assails her with his savage kisses, he dares her to become a woman fighting to redeem both his love and his lost soul...treasures far more precious than the gold at the Rainbow's End.
RAVES & REVIEWS
"Delightful, sensual...will thrill readers who want a passionate and colorful western." ---Affaire de Coeur on Rainbow's End
"Both sweet and sexy, exciting and heartwarming....Rainbow's End paints a vibrant panorama of the life and times....Add the thrill of the chase, a murder mystery, and smoldering sexual tension." ---Romantic Times on Rainbow's End
"A remarkable read, filled with seething prose and smoldering sex...a page-turner of a romance novel." ---Wichita Eagle on Rainbow's End
