The gossips of Colson, Montana, said Quinn Bowdrie was a rogue, and unfit company for a woman. That put newcomer Victoria Dunning in a very compromising situation. For Victoria didn't know much about men-but no matter what people said, she couldn't deny the raging attraction whenever Quinn touched her. And although Quinn honestly believed he couldn't offer her a future, every female instinct in Victoria told her that a Montana-sized heart beat beneath Quinn's lean, mean, lonesome exterior. He'd be the perfect man to take her virginity. What would the gossips say then?