WeWriWa: It Starts With A Sweet Texas Kiss . . . WILD TEXAS BRIDE

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Saturday, February 22, 2025

WeWriWa: It Starts With A Sweet Texas Kiss . . . WILD TEXAS BRIDE


Back to my Bass family series . . . and to one of my feistiest heroines. Sarah Bass doesn’t want to wait for her man to ride back for her . . . she plans to chase him down . . . and keep him forever.

He gave her her first kiss when she was thirteen. But now Billy Cooper has taken up with a dangerous gang of outlaws. So seventeen-year-old Sarah Bass dons boots and breeches and rides out to rescue the man she loves from a life of crime. But when they find themselves locked in a shotgun marriage, Sarah must come to terms with the vengeful passions that drive him . . . and with the secret he can’t share with her.

Here's a taste . . .


 The Excerpt 

WILD TEXAS BRIDE, Dana Ransom, Texas series Book 3

“H-howdy, Mr. Bass. This ain’t what it looks like.”

“You trying to tell me I can’t trust what I’m seeing with my own eyes? Is that my niece? Are them your britches she’s got her hand tucked into?”

Billy glanced down in surprise to find that Sarah had indeed nudged her hand under the band of his denims, her palm resting against the flat of his abdomen for warmth. He gripped her wrist and removed her damning touch. Hell, the man might as well have come upon them naked! There was no reasoning with the cold circle of metal pressed into his throat or the cold blue steel of Harm Bass’s gaze as it pinned him to the ground.

“I’m William T. Cooper, sir. I ride with Jack and the rangers.”

“I know who you are. What I want to know is what you’re doing with my niece.”

“Nothing.”

The hammer clicked back on Harm’s carbine. “Try again.”

( . . . and a bit more . . .)

That was it. Billy had had enough. One hell of a day behind him and a short future staring him in the eye. What did he have to lose? He’d probably feel a whole lot better if Harm Bass blew his fool head off!

“Less you’re gonna shoot me right now, get that thing outta my face. I haven’t had so much as a cup of coffee, and I’m in no mood to argue with Sarah’s relatives over what’s none of their business.”

Harm’s eyes narrowed int flinty slits. “Come again?”

Billy sat up, refusing to go to his Maker flat on his back and begging. “You can shoot me now, or we can just wait around and let some of my friends finish the job they started.”

Nothing like a girl with a passel of steely relatives planning to protect her . . . whether she wants them to or not! Can’t WAIT to get this series back in print . . . and finish the final book (maybe!) surrounding Harmon’s son, Randall.

Hope you had a great Valentine’s Day that wasn’t as snowy and cold as mine was!


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3 comments

  1. Great teaser to introduce us to this book. Loved it!

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    1. Thanks, Iris! Harmon is my favorite of all my heroes!!

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  2. This is a great snippet! I so want to read more. Please hurry and get it back into print! Love this hero already! You caught my last week's snippet before I could publish the one for this week, if you want another little taste. Next week I go on to my next release.

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