The Devil's Daughter

To free herself from Hell, Lucy needs to claim one last soul, and she knows just the one she wants. Jed Caine is in need of a woman who will keep his house and cook his meals. Instead, he finds himself with a wife who neither cooks nor cleans and who challenges him at every turn. He wants her heart; she wants his soul, and it would seem the only things standing in their way are burnt coffee and dried buffalo chips. And, of course, the tiny little fact that her father is the devil himself and he�s not about to release his daughter, regardless of how many souls she brings him, or how much the foolish mortal loves her. Review [THE DEVIL'S DAUGHTER] is a clever paranormal western with a bad-girl heroine and a saintly hero struggling with love, loyalty, duty and passion. It reads like the best of Americana, with the right hint of devilishness, proving that naughty can be good. HOT� --Kathe Robin� 4 stars� RTBookReviews "Smart, sassy and refreshingly different. . ."� 5 Roses - A Romance Review "THE DEVIL'S DAUGHTER is a devilishly delightful paranormal western romance. . ." - Harriet Klausner.� ". . . a provocative western loaded with lustful love scenes and a romance that will melt your heart." - 4 1/2 Stars -- Romance Junkies.� "The Devil's Daughter is a lighthearted romp from the gates of hell to the Old West." - SingleTitles. From the Back Cover To free herself from Hell, Lucy needs to claim one last soul, and she knows just the one she wants. Jed Caine is in need of a woman who will keep his house and cook his meals. Instead, he finds himself with a wife who neither cooks nor cleans and who challenges him at every turn. He wants her heart; she wants his soul, and it would seem the only things standing in their way are burnt coffee and dried buffalo chips. And, of course, the tiny little fact that her father is the devil himself and he's not about to release his daughter, regardless of how many souls she brings him, or how much the foolish mortal loves her.