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One Lonely Night

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A hired gunman named Kieran McDermott is hired to find someone's missing girl in Dakota, but not understanding the weather and how cold it can get doesn't dress warmly enouhg almost freezes to death outside until he comes to the house of a spinsiter named Margaret Thayer's who takes pity of on the handsome, cold stranger at her door.

Margaret has grown use to being alone without a husband and children to love or care of. So, why when she nursed Kieran back to help he made her want things she had been without for years. Could she allow him to finally turn her usually dark and only night into a night of passion found in her dreams.

One Lonely Night is a wonderfully written book. Kieran is a man who was use to being on his own without having a person to depend on because of his past and the lifestyle he has now. He didn't want to protect or love the beautiful Margaret, but something about her draws him more than he cares to admit. Margaret wants to be able to forget the night of passion Kieran gave her, yet she can't. The couple battles through several trials to come together. If you buy this book you won't be disappointed. One Lonely Night will pull you in from the first page and keep you entertained until the end. If I could I would give it more than 5 stars!

This is a very sweet, well-written and satisfying romance. Margaret, at the very old romance novel age of 35, is a poor, struggling spinster shocked by the handsome and frozen man who falls into her doorway during a winter storm. The book has a nice rhythm. My one slight criticism is that too much of the plot is resolved away from the reader.

Margaret shows us that taking a chance leads into a life she would have never dreamed of. The mysterious Kieran is to dream about.