Enjoy Bestselling Author Karen Witemeyer's Terrific New Romance Men are optional. 'Witemeyer's latest is an entertaining read with plenty of drama and action, a smidgen of suspense and two main characters with perfect chemistry.And of course, the romance is tender and sigh-worthy-a key reason why her readers keep coming back for more.'- RT Book Reviews About the Author:īook Description Paperback. She's a woman with a mind of her own and a smile that makes a man imagine a future he doesn't deserve.Īs the danger intensifies, Emma, Mal, and the ladies of Harper's Station must choose safety or whether to risk everything to fight for their future. Yet when Emma's telegram arrives, he rushes back to Texas to repay the girl who once saved his life. Malachi Shaw has finally earned the respect he's always craved by becoming an explosives expert for the railroad. And there is only one man she trusts enough to ask. But when a dangerous and shadowy assailant tries repeatedly to drive the women out, Emma is forced to admit they might need a man after all.

That was the credo Emma Chandler's suffragette aunts taught her and why she established Harper's Station, a women's colony that offers a fresh start to females in need.

As the danger intensifies, old feelings grow and deepen, but Emma and Mal will need more than love to survive.', She's a woman with a mind of her own and a smile that makes a man imagine a future he doesn't deserve. Yet when Emma's plea arrives, he bolts to Harper's Station to repay the girl who once saved his life.

Malachi Shaw finally earned the respect he craved by becoming an explosives expert for the railroad. A man who can fight-and she knows just the one. But when an unknown assailant tries repeatedly to drive them out, Emma admits they might need a man after all. That's the credo Emma Chandler's suffragette aunts preached and why she started a successful women's colony in Harper's Station, Texas. 'item_description' : 'Enjoy Bestselling Author Karen Witemeyer's Terrific New RomanceMen are optional.

No Other Will Do by Karen Witemeyer