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Isabelle and the Outlaw
By: Loretta C. Rogers
Narrated by: JL Hickman
Length: 2 hrs and 11 mins

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Summary

Two hundred years in the past, an Apache Shaman mixes his potion, chants over his magic bones and calls to the four winds to bring a woman to save Raphael Sinclair.

Professor of American history, Isabelle Landers lives by the “Murphy's Law” creed. If it's going to happen-it's going to happen to her. While vacationing at a charming ivy-covered cottage in Bury Lancashire England, Isabelle walks through the garden gate and into a time portal that lands her smack dab in Arizona's outlaw territory.

Yuma, 1870. A hanging should never go bad. Raphael Sinclair struggled and demanded he was innocent and if they'd wait there was a telegram coming to clear his name.