No Angel's Grace — Linda Winstead

Falling in love with the sharp-tongued Grace Cavanaugh, who is in his charge and out of place on his western ranch, Dillon Becket tries to educate the European miss in the ways of frontier life.

Grace Cavanaugh was no angel. Not as far as Dillon Becket was concerned. From the moment he laid eyes on the raven-haired beauty, Dillon knew she was trouble. Sharp-tongued and stubborn, with a flawless complexion and a priceless wardrobe, Grace certainly didn't belong on a western ranch. But that's what Dillon called home, and as long as the lovely orphan was his charge, that's where they'd stay. She'd never met her match...Grace Cavanaugh had learned the hard way that men couldn't be trusted. Not for all the diamonds and rubies in England would she give herself to any man. So she kept on toying with them, collecting their fabulous baubles and vowing she'd never let herself be hurt again. But then a stubborn cowboy walked into her life, and changed all the rules. Suddenly the unapproachable ice princess found herself melting at his simplest touch, overwhelmed by this blue-bonnet bouquest, and wondering what she'd have to do to convince Dillon Becket that their love was the most precious gem of all.