Dabbling in the occult has gotten Priscilla into trouble before. Something about the "other" side calls to her, and once again she is looking
for answers and finding questions; especially when comes to Cord O'Brian. Handsome, arrogant and determined to do it his way. He's a man with a gun --the kind with whom Priscilla swore she'd never become involved. Two people who never should have been together find themselves in a struggle for life and could it be Love?
Priscilla had so much going for her with wealthy parents, beauty, a privileged life. The last thing she needed was a lawman and yet of all the possible men in Tucson, the one man who fascinated her was US Deputy Marshal Cord O'Brian. He made his living with a gun, something she abhorred. Attraction isn't enough—or is it?
Cord and Sam Ryker, the hero of "Arizona Sunset", had a strong dislike for each other which is also explored in the second book. Will they end up facing each other with guns blazing or is the connection between the wolf and the hawk more complicated than that?
Tucson Moon is about love, family relationships, the desert, and Arizona Territory in 1886-87 with a villain who is a
carry over from Arizona Sunset. Martin seemed mostly weak in the first book but he had since continued to make choices that carry him deeper into decadence. He blames others for whatever has gone wrong in his life. Exploring how our character can be improved, as with the choices Cord and Priscilla make, or degraded one step at a time was part of my interest in this story.
