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    Our Little Secrets

    By Merry Farmer

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    She thought she could escape to the West and start a new life...

    People are hunting Charlotte Baldwin, missing heiress--but no one is looking for Charlie West, bride of humble frontier shopkeeper Michael West. Marrying him was the cover Charlotte needed to keep her secrets hidden.

    But what starts as a marriage of convenience turns hot in a hurry.

    He believed the sins of his past were behind him...

    The final piece of Michael West’s plan to become a proper businessman is a respectable wife. Charlie is beautiful, intelligent, and surprisingly sensual. They’re a perfect match in every way.

    Maybe too perfect.

    As passions flare, the truth comes out--and Charlie realizes she may have run straight into the arms of her enemy.

    No sin stays a secret forever...

    STEAM LEVEL: Very Hot

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMerry Farmer
    Release dateMay 30, 2012
    ISBN9781476444994
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    Merry Farmer

    Merry Farmer is an award-winning author of Historical Romance and Women’s Sci-Fi. She is passionate about Writing, Blogging, and Cricket and working towards becoming a successful author and an internationally certified Cricket Scorer. Her other hobbies have included knitting, theater, and going back to school to earn more degrees in arguably useless subjects like History and Theater than any sane person should have.

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    • 4/5
      Was location important to the story? This story could take place in any western town. The city or state did not make a difference.

      What did you think of the cover? The cover does not represent a western historical setting. The characters on the cover are too modern looking.

      Would you recommend it? I would recommend this book to anyone who likes historical romance in a western US setting.

      Disclosure: I received a review copy of this book from the author.
    • 4/5
      Charlotte got off the train in Cold Springs ready to start a new life. The first thing she does mistakenly think Michael West the owner of the General store is a porter and asks him to fetch her bag. Intrigued by this beautiful woman who despite getting off the train with the flock of women on the hunt for husbands Michael decides he needs to know more about her. During lunch, they strike up a crazy deal to get married. The only stipulation is they do not ask about each others' past. The only problem is more you try to run away from a checkered past it always has a way of catching up to you. Charlotte and Michael soon find out their pasts are linked and it becomes a battle of who will forgive the other first if at all. This is a wonderful book about loss, forgiveness, greed, and secrets which should not have been kept between husband and wife. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who likes romance, westerns and a quick read which will leave you satisfied.
    • 5/5
      Excellent book! The hero was unexpectedly not like the typical handsome/sexy guy that are always in romance novels, but that actually made him more realistic and fun. Lots of humor, great dialogue and storyline. Definitely recommend!! Looking forward to reading more from this author.
    • 5/5
      What alternative title would you choose for this book? I do not think I would change the title. It fit perfectly for the book.

      Share a favorite scene from the book. Delilah almost giving Ms. Helen a piece of her mind when trying to invite Charlie to join the Ladies’ Auxiliary.

      What is the time period in which the book happens? Mid to late 1800’s

      Disclosure: I received a review copy of this book from the author.
    • 4/5
      great