Promise Me Tomorrow
- ISBN-10
- 0449147525
- ISBN-13
- 9780449147528
- Series
- Promise Me Tomorrow
- Category
- Crow Indians
- Pages
- 342
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1993
- Publisher
- Fawcett
- Author
- Lori Copeland
Description
"Lori Copeland's joy in writing is infectious. What an utterly wonderful, delightful read. Not to be missed." ROMANTIC TIMES When the three McDouglas sisters were accidentally saved from the gallows by three men, Anne-Marie was saved by Creed Walker, a Crow warrior. But it was hate at first sight. Then they landed in jail, tried to hide a cache of gold and were on the run from Mexican bandits. Like it or not, they needed each other now. A bargain bordering on blackmail ensured Anne-Marie that she'd get back to her lovely larcenous sisters at Mercy Flats and that Creed would deliver the gold to the Union army. And along the way, if they didn't kill each other, the untamable warrior and the inscrutable thief might just discover love....
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