No Other Man: A Historical Western Romance

When Lady Skylar Douglas steps off a stagecoach into the heart of Sioux Territory, she believes the hardest part of her plan is already behind her—until a warrior on horseback makes it devastatingly clear that her new title, her new life, and everything she thought she'd secured may be built on a dangerous lie.

Hawk is fury personified. A proud Sioux warrior, a decorated former Union officer, and the true Lord Douglas, he has little patience for the stunning, sharp-tongued woman brazenly claiming his inheritance. She's either a cunning con artist or a pawn in something far more sinister—and the fire in her green eyes makes it nearly impossible to figure out which. Either way, she has no business making him feel anything other than contempt.

Skylar didn't choose this mess. She married a dying man for security, not scandal, and she certainly didn't bargain for a husband who was supposed to be dead arriving very much alive and absolutely furious. But the deeper they're forced to work together to unravel the truth behind his father's mysterious death, the harder it becomes to remember they're supposed to be enemies.

Set against the sweeping, unforgiving beauty of the American frontier, this historical western romance crackles with tension, betrayal, and a slow-burning desire neither Hawk nor Skylar can outrun. Two people who have every reason to distrust each other—and only one reason, undeniable and electric, to stay close.

Some truths change everything. So does one night under a Sioux moon.