There are few books where love is written so openly and at the same time so purely and sublimely as in the novels of Elizabeth Lowell. The nobility of characters does not save the heroes from acute conflicts in their relationships, which keep the reader in suspense until the last line. The action in the novels takes place in the Wild West during the era of its development. Vividly written adventurous scenes, sophisticated eroticism, soft humor and a sunny happy ending make the book an exciting and exciting read. What do a half-breed Indian who makes his living hunting mustangs in the wild prairies of the Far West have in common with a lovely, fragile Scottish aristocrat? That both Wolf Lonetree and Jessica Charteris urgently need to enter into a fictitious marriage. Wolfe swore to himself that he would never take advantage of Jessica's desperate situation and force her to fulfill her marital duty. But what kind of vows and what kind of coercion can we talk about if passion, like a magnet, attracts two people to each other?