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Zeke Blackwood is the most tortured of
the men known as the Devils on Horseback. Ever since the
first woman he loved died a violent death, Zeke has hidden
his pain behind the glass of a whisky bottle. Never sober
for long and craving alcohol hourly, Zeke tries to wash away
his pain to no avail. However, others see in Zeke what he
can’t and the town offers him the position of town sheriff –
If he can stay sober and if he can leave the saloon girls
alone. Zeke does his best to stay sober; it is a daily
trial. When he sees Naomi Tucker, a new girl in town, he is
intrigued and interested. When she becomes the first person
he arrests as the new sheriff he becomes aroused and they
spend her jail time in the most naughty of ways. The past
has a way of catching up to everyone and Zeke and Naomi are
no different. Zeke’s battle with alcohol is far from over
and Naomi’s own demons threaten their newfound relationship,
Zeke and Naomi must decide which is more important – having
a life that they both have only dreamed of or giving in to
the very things that Zeke is trying to avoid.
Beth Williamson sucker punched me with
this one. I ached for Zeke and his disease. And it was a
disease. Unable to remain sober even though he was one of
the most loyal of men, Zeke tore my heart out more than
once. I just wanted to reach in to the pages of
Devils on Horseback – Zeke and grab him and hold him
close. His and Naomi’s love burned brighter than any star
and I am glad they found each other.
Grab the tissues ladies and indulge yourself with this
wonderful Western romance. No one can write a western like
Beth Williamson and Devils on Horseback – Zeke
is just an amazing read. I hated to finish it. |