Cady Brody is a new man – literally.  Settling into the cabin he purchased hundreds of miles away from his reputation as a gunslinger, Cade wants to be left alone to live his life quietly and in solitude.  He finds himself in need of supplies and rides to the nearest town where he meets Sabrina, the owner of the general store.  In the blink of an eye, Cade finds himself fixated on the beautiful proprietress and if Cade was paying attention he would realize Sabrina feels the same way.

No one writes western erotic romance like Beth Williamson.  She combines tough and gritty heroes with strong and feisty heroines and the results are fabulous.  Hell for Leather is such a novel. Cade is striving to be a better man by burying his violent past behind him. I loved watching him fight his demons, and while I pursed my lips at him more than once for his treatment of Sabrina, which were pure defense mechanisms to keep her at arm’s length, I still found him redeemable and sexy. Sabrina had her own demons that needed to be silenced as well. Add in a stubborn orphan intent on rocking Cade’s orderly life, and I was in reader heaven.