But her uninhibited ways quickly throw his entire household-and his heart-into delightful chaos.As Joya despairs of ever being the sort of 'proper lady' Trevor could love, Trevor begins to wonder if he's finally found the treasure he has been hunting for his. Eva Eberhart was looking for a way out of her dance hall life. Trevor tries to resist her charms, but soon finds himself captivated by the deliciously innocent-yet wildly seductive-young creature with eyes as blue as a mountain lake and blonde hair rippling down her back in an untamed mane.Given her first taste of desire by the handsome adventurer, Joya believes all her dreams have come true when Trevor agrees to escort her back to London. Book - 1 She came to Last Chance, Montana. Stolen from her family at a young age, Joya Penn has spent most of her life running wild and free. She is a seven-time finalist for Romance Writers of America's RITA Award in both Single Title and Contemporary Romance as well as a Golden Heart and RITA Award. Landis weaves together a strong drama and an unconventional ending, which interestingly omits marriage, in keeping with the prejudices of the times.Can an English lady raised as a 'wild orchid' ever be truly tamed?When Trevor Mandeville leaves behind the drawing rooms of London and journeys to an island paradise in search of a rare orchid, he comes face-to-face with an even more shocking treasure. JILL MARIE LANDIS'S nearly thirty novels have earned distinguished awards and slots on such national bestseller lists as the USA TODAY Top 50 and the New York Times Best Sellers Plus.

Land rights, cultural clash and deep-seated mistrust, plus life-threatening dangers create tension throughout, though Spencer's tragic loss of his young wife gets surprisingly thin treatment. And now, sitting near the dance floor, listening to themusic, she was ready to start living again. Her first introduction to this striking young man is when she discovers Spencer is trustee of the near-ruined cattle ranch on Kauai until Hadley turns 18. It was Independence Day, 1894, when the widow Rachel McKennadecided, 'I will not wear black tomorrow.' Her husband, the sheriff of Last Chance,Montana, had been dead for a year. See all books authored by Jill Marie Landis, including Heart of Stone, and Heart of Glass, and more on. In 1888, Elizabeth Bennett and her young daughter Hadley have no reason to trust Spencer Laamea, the hapa haole (half-white) illegitimate son of Elizabeth's abusive-and now thankfully dead-husband.

Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers. In her novel set in late-19th-century Hawaii, Landis splendidly recreates the slightly fetid lushness of tropical nature and the islands' unique blending of Anglo, Asian and indigenous culture right down to the Hawaiian and pidgin that her characters speak. Find Last Chance by Landis, Jill Marie at Biblio.

Last Chance by Jill Marie Landis