An Outlaw in Her Bed by K.E. Shade

An Outlaw in Her Bed by K.E. Shade
Publisher: Breathless Press
Genre: Action/Adventure, Historical, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Short Story (55 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewed by Sorrel

When Ella realizes that her mysterious guest, Travis, has a deadly past, she has to come to terms that it may just be the cause of her husband’s untimely death.

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With Death comes Life…

Ella’s husband was shot dead on the frontier of their farm. The very same night she finds an outlaw, Travis clinging to life. She heals him and gives him a place in her home in hope that he will be able to tell her who killed her husband but alas, he has lost his memory. Travis helps Ella and her son around the farm in return for room and board. In the meantime, the attraction between them blossoms into a relationship strong and sturdy enough to withstand the truth of Travis’s past and her dead husband’s killer.

I am very much in love with how this story turned out…The way a simple storyline was told, I fell into the world that was created. This is a short story, but it didn’t feel like it. The story was complete and full.

An Outlaw in Her Bed is set on a farm, so I expected some amount of farm work to be told and shown and I wasn’t disappointed. There was humor laced into the everyday work that was done. That was surprising to me but very much appreciated considering how the story begins.

This is a perfect short story for anyone who wants to read a historical but doesn’t have time for a full length novel.