Weston's Lady

About this book

There are Cowboys and Indians, trick riding, thrills and excitement for everyone. And if Liberty Jones has anything to say about it, she will be a part of the Wild West show, too. She has demonstrated her expertise with a gun by shooting a whiskey glass out of Reed Weston’s hand at thirty paces, but the arrogant owner of the stampede won’t even give her a chance. Disguising herself as a boy, Libby wangles herself a job with the show, and before she knows it Reed is firing at her—in front of an audience. It seems an emotional showdown is inevitable whenever they come together, but Libby has set her sights on Reed’s heart and she vows she will prove her love is every bit as true as her aim.