Wyatt Earp had never believed in things like love at first sight. Such things were beliefs held by women and poets, and he had previously believed himself incapable of such things. So, when he invited Josephine Marcus—a woman that, if truth be told, caused his heart to flutter a bit—to a picnic in the woods, he did so with the utmost belief that this could be done in the name of platonic friendship. After all, Wyatt was a strong man who had shown tremendous ability in just about everything else, so surely, he could hold his urges at bay.
Or so he thought.
But here they were now, sitting on a blanket, eating sandwiches, and staring at one another, and Wyatt knew for the first time that he wanted this woman very badly. Josephine Marcus was a woman who could make a man reconsider his belief
