Forever and a Day (Harlequin Historical, #294)

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Summary: DEFINITELY ANOTHER KEEPER -- #2
Review: "Forever and a Day" is a follow-up to the "Fourth of Forever".
Honey Logan is trying to get her father, Race Logan to admit that she is grown up and responsible - the trouble is she keeps getting into trouble.

A spoiled brat, a stubborn mule and a typical teenager. They want their own way. The trouble is they don't stop to consider the consequences.

The local Bankers wanted Race to help stop the bank robberies. They voted on fighting fire with fire. They would get the release of Gideon Summerfield, in prison for 5 years, to help trap his cousin, Dwight Samuel and his gang.

The deal was made, Gideon sashyed into Logan's bank to hold it up and wouldn't you know, Honey decides to foil the robbery and save the money. She handcuffs herself to Gideon and thereby begins a great tale.

A lot of hard ridding - putting up above a saloon - having Gideon strip her and a lot of misunderstandings lead us on a great romp.

Gideon must save Honey from himself and his cousin's gang of cutthroats. Honey helps to save Gideon when he gets shot and she suddenly realizes she can't solve every situation.

Isaac and Kate, Logan's wife, helps to protect Honey from Logan's wrath and then they have to protect Gideon from Logan.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED -- Although what was good enough for the mother seemed good enough for the daughter - pregnancy before marriage.