The Horseman's Bride »

Elizabeth Lane has worked as a teacher and as a proofreader before beginning a career as an educational software designer. The job included writing children’s stories. Many of the children’s books she wrote are still in print. In the late 1970s, she decided to try a novel. Her first was published in 1980 and after publishing five more novels and ghost-writing two others, she sold a proposal to Harlequin’s then-new historical line. Elizabeth now writes full time.

Not even a remote Colorado ranch can shelter Jace Denby while he's on the run. He voluntarily took the blame for his brother-in-law's murder, but one danger this fugitive doesn't see coming is impulsive Clara Seavers. With the law on his back he must leave, though her beauty and fierce courage entice him to stay….

Clara doesn't trust this hired farmhand, but she can't deny the rugged, unexpectedly caring man ignites her spirit…and heart. The more Jace fights their mounting passion, the more she'll risk to make him hers forever.