The story
The Trinity Star Ranch was one of the finest in Fort Worth, and Eliza had run it ever since her father and uncle rode off to war. Though she was every inch a lady, she had no trouble standing up to any man, and that included Jonathan Blair.
A loner with nothing left to lose, Jonathan took what he wanted from life, and he wanted Eliza. Though her uncle was his best friend, her father his enemy, and she was already engaged to be married, he would let nothing stand in his way. The back cover framed the pair as an immovable object meeting an irresistible force.
About this book
Wild Desire was released on December 2, 2003, according to the release-date listing on Phoebe Conn's own site, which files it under Western Romance. It is a standalone title, not part of any of her series.
It opens the run of four historicals she published in the 2000s, ahead of Midnight Blue (2006), Mango Summer (2008) and Dawn of Desire (2008). The archived catalogue page offered print copies through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million and IndieBound.
Questions people ask
- When was Wild Desire published?
- The author's site lists its release date as December 2, 2003.
- Is Wild Desire part of a series?
- No. Phoebe Conn's site lists it among the titles that are not part of a series and shelves it as a Western romance.
- Where is the story set?
- On the Trinity Star Ranch in Fort Worth, Texas, which Eliza has run since her father and uncle rode off to war.