Passion's Song:(Wellesley Brothers, #3)

by Jane Kidder

he needed protection . . . Only a year ago, Lili Ashford, "the Chicago Songbird," was one of the most celebrated entertainers on the Mississippi River circuit. Now, thanks to a vengeful suitor, Lili was hiding out in the remote town of Durango, Colorado and singing in a saloon. So when a handsome widowed rancher offered her a job as a governess, Lili accepted, though she didn't plan to stay long. She'd save her money, then move on and pursue her singing career. But when Adam drew her into his arms for a first fiery kiss, and she felt the heat of his tall, muscular body, Lili's heart began to sing a different kind of song—a song of passion! He craved affection . . . Wealthy rancher Adam Wellesley needed a good woman to care for his four rowdy children . . . and maybe perform a few other duties on the side. The blond songbird from the Diamond Belle Saloon—on the run and in need of a protector—was just the ticket. He'd offer her the job, then figure out how to steal a kiss or two. But fro