Quite the Catch — Lee Ann Sontheimer Murphy

Cherokee Federal Marshall Joshua Jericho Jenkins had a split second to choose his fate. When he jumped from a railroad trestle into the river below, he could have died but if he hadn't leapt, the men chasing him would have killed him for sure.

He's rescued from the water by a nurse, Tina Barlow, who's out scattering her grandfather's ashes. She takes him home and tends to his injuries. He's also suffering from hypothermia and she does whatever's necessary, including using her body heat to warm him. As Joshua recovers, they're falling in love fast.

Some short-term memory issues rise but once he remembers who he is and what he was doing, things take a dangerous turn. Without time to properly prepare, Joshua and Tina face a gang of criminals and by the time the gunfire ends, lives will be lost. Whose and what the future holds is anybody's guess.