Mountain Rose

The award-winning author of Kentucky Bride offers a frontier romance simmering with passion and vitality. When Chase Donlin receives a letter from his dying stepsister in Idaho, requesting that he care for her daughter, Chase never dreamt that "little" Raegan was a blooming young woman. How can he act the part of guardian, when every occasion near her sets off a storm of desire in his blood?

As he introduced Raegan to the rugged life of a trapper in the sparsely populated hills of Oregon, her innocence and complete trust in him seemed to mock Chase. There was no way in the world that he could keep his honor and still have a taste of his wild ... Mountain Rose.

Tropes & themes

Western Bodice Ripper

More by Norah Hess

• Storm (1994)
• Tennessee moon (1996)
• Hawke's Pride (1991)
• Flint (2001)
• Caleb's Bride (1978)
• Devil in Spurs (1990)

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Frequently asked questions

Who wrote Mountain Rose?

Mountain Rose was written by Norah Hess. It was first published in 1993.

What kind of book is Mountain Rose?

Mountain Rose is a western historical romance, drawing on Western, Bodice Ripper.

Where can I read Mountain Rose?

Mountain Rose is widely available in ebook and print — check your local library, Kindle Unlimited, or your preferred retailer.

Where to read Mountain Rose

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