Lula Mae
Love Train Series, Book 4
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Lula Mae
Narrated by:
Douglas Wilkin
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Narrated by:
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Douglas Wilkin
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Charlene Raddon
About this listen
Lula May Rivers must get to Cheyenne, Wyoming to get her niece, but a robbery left her broke. Dressed as a boy who calls herself Lou, she stows away in the baggage car of a train headed that way.
Unluckily, she's found. U.S. Marshal Gannon Calloway lets Lou stay aboard. He's expecting a robbery and, as an expert with a whip, Lou can help. Then Gannon learns that a killer he put in prison has escaped and is headed to Cheyenne seeking to kill a female witness he blames for his conviction.
What will Gannon do when he finds out the boy Lou is a beautiful woman, and the witness the convict wants dead? Can they work together to catch him?
And maybe learn along the way that love can come despite one's best intentions?
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