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Arizona Angel

His job was to teach the boss's high-spirited daughter some genteel manners.

Historical romance · 1988

Cover of Arizona Angel by Phoebe Conn

The story

Lance Garrett hires on at the MacDowell spread expecting to tame broncs and rope steers. Instead the Southerner is told to teach the boss's high-spirited daughter some genteel manners. He nearly quits, then sees MaLou MacDowell and decides to finish the job and ride fast and far.

MaLou, raised among men, cattle and horses, had planned to practice a few feminine wiles and marry the boy next door, joining the two ranches. Meeting Lance ends that plan. She expects him to fight her every step of the way and swears she will be his student in love all the same.

About this book

Arizona Angel is a 1988 historical romance set on a cattle ranch in the Arizona Territory. The archived author site reproduced the paperback's two-part back-cover copy, headed Confederate Coward and Frontier Tomboy, which is adapted above.

It is a standalone Western romance and not part of a series. The page linked the original paperback edition.

Questions people ask

Where is Arizona Angel set?
On the MacDowell cattle ranch in Arizona, where the Southern drifter Lance Garrett is hired as MaLou's tutor in manners.
Is Arizona Angel part of a series?
No. It is a standalone historical romance from 1988.