The Fake Wife of Butch Cassidy: A Historical Western Romance

The West's most wanted outlaw had thirty days to find a wife. The only woman who would do was the one who refused him.UTAH, 1899.Robert LeRoy Parker-better known as Butch Cassidy-has one month to marry and convince five honest neighbors he's a changed man, or lose the ranch his grandmother left him, the only home he's ever truly loved.One problem: his real name is worth two thousand dollars to any deputy in five states.Clara Whitmore is about to lose her dress shop to a debt her late husband left her-and she has a strict policy against charming men. She refuses his proposal.Then she accepts-on five terms, in writing, and entirely on her own rules.But a marriage of convenience becomes dangerously real when a wanted poster lands on Clara's sewing table and a Pinkerton detective steps off the noon stage.As the days run out, Robert discovers that pretending to be an honest husband may be harder than robbing a bank-and Clara must reconcile the man she's falling for with the name on the poster.Neither of them expects thirty days to become forever.Now Robert must choose between the life he's always known and the future he never believed he deserved. Clara must decide whether trusting him is worth risking everything she's fought to rebuild.Inspired by one of the greatest mysteries of the American West, The Fake Wife of Butch Cassidy is a warm, witty, closed-door historical Western romance filled with heart, humor, unforgettable characters, and a slow-burn marriage of convenience that proves redemption is sometimes found in the last place you'd expect: home.Perfect for readers who love: - Marriage of convenience - Slow-burn romance - Historical Westerns - Clean & wholesome romance - Witty banter - Small-town charm - Redemption stories - Legendary outlaws with a heart of gold - Happily Ever After