Trilby

I just finished reading this exciting tale. The detailed history of the events of the time is what make this a fascinating and enthralling adventure. Not only do we read the story of Trilby and how she finds her ultimate love through trials and tribulations but we learn about the Mexican revolution and the plight of the people during this time. I have read several of Ms. Palmer's books and always find myself desperate to read the entire book unable to put it down. History is a fascination of mine and to be able to combine my love of romance with such detailed history makes this and other stories written by this author a true delight.

I thought this book was well worth the purchase. It was one of those books you start and have to keep reading until the happy ending.

Trilby Lang and her family has moved from Louisiana to Arizona to live at Blackwater Springs Rach that her father has inherited. Trilby longs to return to Louisiana and her "beau" Richard until she is pulled into the arms of Thorn Vance.Thorn's ranch has no water and he is losing some cattle due to the drought. He plans to seduce and marry Trilby to earn rights to her ranch's abundant water supply.Thorn is a hard man that does not trust the female race due to the treatment from his late wife, Sally. He vows to not "fall" again. Can Trilby win him over and make him believe her love is lasting and true? I believe she can!Although this is not may favorite book that she has written, I still enjoyed it and I would also recommend reading it.