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    Vixen Virgins

    By Beth Williamson and Robin Danner

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    Two sisters on the run, two great western romance adventures! In Vixen Virgins, you get two for the price of one. Come along for the ride as authors Beth Williamson and Robin Danner bring you the tale of daring sisters Millicent and Maggie. Sometimes running away leads you straight back to where you belong.

    The Outlaw's Virgin – Beth Williamson

    Lady Margaret Travers is not about to let a train robber named Brit steal all her funds and leave her and her sister Millicent stranded in Beaumont, Texas. After all, they are running to their Aunt Gertrude for sanctuary to escape an arranged marriage, and need all the money they have to survive.

    Little does Maggie know that outlaw Brit is really Lord Lowndes, Tiernan Franklinton, her intended bridegroom! Tiernan has given up his title and everything that goes with it to become a wanted man.

    When Maggie follows Brit to his hideout, what's going to happen to the Outlaw’s Virgin?

    The Sheriff’s Vixen – Robin Danner

    After a botched elopement, Millicent Travers and her sister are sent to America to meet their intended bridegrooms. When Millie is stranded to await Maggie’s return in Beaumont it is only a matter of time until she is up to her old tricks.

    Trouble arrives in the form of Benjamin Spalding, a do-gooder sheriff who has been trailing the infamous outlaw, Brit. Ben has better things to do than keep a close eye on the recent visitor to Beaumont. But when Millie starts a brawl in the local saloon, Ben has no choice but to arrest her. Can these two stop butting heads long enough to fall in love? And what will happen when Millie learns that Ben is her intended groom?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLiquid Silver Books
    Release dateJan 2, 2006
    ISBN9781595781826
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    Beth Williamson

    Beth has never been able to escape her imagination and it led her to the craft of writing romance novels. She’s passionate about purple, books, and her family (not to mention long cruises). She works full-time and writes romance novels evening, weekends, early mornings and whenever there is a break in the madness.She is compassionate, funny, a bit reserved at times, tenacious and a little quirky. Her cowboys and western romances speak of a bygone era, bringing her readers to an age where men were honest, hard and packing heat.For a change of pace, she also dives into some smokin’ hot contemporaries, bringing you heat, romance and snappy dialogue.Beth is a Career Achievement Award Nominee in Erotic Romance by Romantic Times Magazine, in both 2009 and 2010.

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    • 4/5
      By: Beth Williamson & Robin DannerPublished By: Liquid Silver PublishingAge Recommended: AdultReviewed By: Arlena DeanRating: 4Book Blog For: GMTAReview:"Vixen Virgins" by Beth Williamson and Robin Danner come together and intertwined a two part story under this title. The first story is 'The Outlaw's Virgin by Beth WilliamsonThe first story deals with Lady Margaret Travers and her sister Millicent are on there way by train to their Aunt Gertrude. Why is Margaret running away? This is due to the fact she is running from an arranged marriage to some 'American Earl.' While heading to Corpus Christi, Texas they train is robbed and all of her money is now gone. What will she do? Well, this is the time that I say you must pick up this read to what will happen to her and her sister. the second story: 'The Sheriff's Vixen' by Robin DannerThe second story is of the sister, Lady Millicent Travers who had been traveling with her sister Margaret but were robbed. We now find that Millicent has been left behind in Beaumont, Texas while Margaret is gone with her horse Wind Dancer to find the bandit that had robbed them. Millicent finds a job at a saloon serving drinks and that is where she will find trouble and it seems like Benjamin Spalding who the sheriff of Beaumont will be there 'to stop her in her tracks.' Now, this is where I will say you must continue reading "Vixen Virgins' to see how this will come out. It will be most interesting and down right funny.I found all of the characters in both stories were well structured and completed each other. You will definitely love reading with the combination of the Regency women (Vixen Virgins) and the heat of these American Western men this will be a story you will not want to miss. Yes, I would recommend this good read.
    • 3/5
      This book contains two interrelated stories. I liked both stories individually and I liked how they tied together. However, the basic plot in each story is very similar. They had far too many similarities. I would have preferred if each of the stories would have followed a more divergent plot line. I did enjoy the book and it is worth a read, but I would not read each half back to back.