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That Monroe Girl
- Narrated by: Lili Dubuque
- Length: 6 hrs and 59 mins
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That Monroe Girl
Narrated by:
Lili Dubuque
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Publisher's Summary
Cat Monroe arrives in Tombstone, Arizona, searching for her father and brothers, who left Virginia for the West right after the Civil War. With the help of newspaper reporter Jake Spencer, she finds her family and a whole peck of trouble.
She's falling for the newspaperman, but she discovers his family and hers are feuding over water rights. When her father finally accepts that she is his daughter, he wants to marry her off to a rich neighbor who has a dark past.
Scandal and murder are catching her in a snare. Who can she possibly trust in a town too tough to die?
©2016 Ilona Fridl (P)2018 Ilona Fridl
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