Wild Florida Son

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Review: When popular romance author Carson Sawyer learns that the spokesman for the Traditional Seminole plans to sue her, she decides to travel to South Florida to convince him to drop the case. She doesn't expect him to be quite so dynamic, intelligent, generous, or gorgeous. Despite her convictions not to become too enamored with this Everglades legend, she finds him difficult to resist.

John Tallman is not pleased. He expected Carson Sawyer to confront him in a court of law, not on his own turf. He does not take kindly to her attempts to infiltrate his camp and convince him to drop his lawsuit. But she's so determined, so earnestly sincere about her innocence, and so beautiful that he eventually softens toward her. Giving in to the pressure, he proposes that they take their case before the Seminole Council. But he gets more than he bargained for when the Council's judgment lands Carson Sawyer in his remote traditional camp, throwing the two of them together whether they like it or not. Despite all of his attempts to avoid her, Carson Sawyer turns out to be too much for his wild Florida heart to resist.