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"Satisfying Brew"
Reviewed by Linda Hurst
Posted September 28, 2001

Leaving Lonely Town is the story of 4 emotionally damaged people who find their mates and experience believable growth throughout the course of this terrific book. Cait London has pulled off a tour de force as she manages to make each of the couples interesting and the action exciting. Many Read more...

"A heartwarming yet exciting romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted October 22, 2001

Twenty-seven years ago someone snatched the baby from her home in Shiloh, Wyoming. Now the remains of the housekeeper Maria Alverez, who was watching the infant and her two siblings, has finally been found, but the lost baby remains missing. In Kansas City, Sable believes she is that Read more...

Summary

Her past terrified Sable Barclay. She was adopted; she just could be the Wyoming Langtrys' child, kidnapped twenty-seven years ago. Or could she? Or should she walk away and not disturb the family who has hunted for their missing baby, aching for it? Culley Blackwolf, a man who preferred living in Lonely Town, wants to give the Langtrys what they need and isn't letting Sable back away. But Sable needs "neutral territory" in which to sort out her life, and Culley's house is it. A loner, he's got a woman upsetting his life, and opening his own painful past.

Readers who have requested Roark's story will see him leaving the past and challenging an unlikely love. In this sequel to IT HAPPENED AT MIDNIGHT, Cait creates another Langtry lullaby, which you can find at her website, http://caitlondon.com.