
Araminta Winthrop was bride to a man she had never desired. Then a black-clad bandit crashed, guns blazing, into her wedding reception -- and she became the captive of the notorious Rigo de Castillo. A handsome outlaw who ran with Pancho Villa, he brazenly took her into the wild country, meaning to ravish her. Yet when his lips plundered hers, his kisses freed her heart and imprisoned his own. Now the searing mesas offered a new future to Araminta: to ride beside Rigo, to fight for a land, and to love a...DESPERADO.

4 March 1955
Mary Rebecca Wadsworth was born on March 4, 1955 in Knoxville, Tennessee, where she lived and then, later, Chattanooga for the first few years of her life. After that, the family moved to Kansas, where she grew up, spending the summers in her grandparents' home in Alabama. She has two sisters, Mimi and Nancy, and two brothers, Thomas and Daniel. Her mother, Beverly, remarried with Verne, and she won a step-sister, Chrissy. Rebecca married very young with John Brandewyne, and they had a son, Shane, who was born, appropriately enough, on St. Valentine's Day. Excellent student, she graduated *cum laude* with departmental honors from Wichita State University, earning a B.A. in journalism, min…
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