"5 Stars!...This book sizzles from the first moment Brooke and Foster make contact until the last page. This confirmed bachelor who pits himself against a red-blooded, independent American woman has one heck of an uphill battle. Factor in Rasey’s wonderfully eclectic cast of characters, a murderous mystery, and a malevolent presence, and you’ve got a terrific story that reels you into the intrigue from the start. It’s no secret that Patricia Rasey is one of my favorite authors. Her historical romances are top-notch mysteries with a sensual side that are empowered by wonderful secondary characters who weave in and out, dropping clues, frustrating plans and giving the fabric of her story a unique texture. Dark Savior delivers!"—Ingrid Taylor, Small Press Reviews

"Amazing! What a romantic but thrilling read...it sets a higher standard for today's romance. I could not stop reading...the perfect book for anyone who loves intrigue and suspense with heart-stopping romance. I very much look forward to more from this fantastic author. Two big thumbs up! Highly recommend."—Shelina Emery, MyShelf.com

…The gas streetlights glowed as dusk fell upon Denver. Standing five stories above the paved street, he watched automobiles and horse drawn carriages drive down the streets as many men no doubt made their way home to their wives.

Foster sighed. For some reason, for the first time since meeting her, he could easily envision Ashley waiting for him with supper on the table and his babe in her stomach. The thought brought a smile to his whisker-roughened face. He rubbed the stubble. He had never entertained the idea of marrying Ashley and had no intentions of ever getting married. So why now? He knew Celeste would be eager enough to become his wife, had even hinted at it a time or two, but he held no desire to make her a life long companion. Celeste would make a good wife, just not his.

Damn, he was determined to find out exactly what kind of a game Ashley played. He wouldn't allow her to make a fool of him. No better time like the present to pay her another visit, after all…he owed her for the broken merchandise.