Getting Lucky — Elaine Barbieri

San Francisco, 1849
Gold. Adventure. Sin. There was only one way for a woman to earn a living on its wild streets -- pleasing the rough men driven there by lust for riches.

The Walker
Desperate. Defenseless. Desirable. After collapsing outside his gambling tent, Tessa White swore she would do anything -- anything at all -- to repay the man who'd saved her life.

The Gambler
Womanizer. Loner. Lover. Lucky Monroe had his pick of whores eager to cater to his every whim -- what did he want with a little virgin so stubborn she'd walked across the Rockies in the wake of a wagon train, possessing only the clothes on her back?

In a city where vice rules and innocence is a liability, the first step toward love is...GETTING LUCKY.