A historical western bridal romance with a fleeing bride and a troubled rancher
She ran because her family had no moral values, but before she could find love, she found the hardest moral decision of her life.
Florence loves her father and her brothers, but not the way they make their living. Dragged into a life she doesn’t want to be part of, she starts writing to a man in the west, and he quickly becomes her chance to escape.
Beau Ferris is a hard-working rancher, whose brother, Hudson, alternates between dedicated partner and troublemaker. When bad news arrives on his porch one day, he learns that he only has a few days to save his ranch. Worse, the bride he’s been writing to in the east is about to arrive.
But Florence met somebody on the train that could change hers and Beau’s life. If only she can overcome her worries about the life she left behind.
(Regular readers of Josie’s work might recognize the stranger Florence meets on the train)
Set in Josie’s ever-welcoming, charming and romantic vision of the old-west, this historical western romance is a story about love, salvation, and the way good people fight for what matters in a sometimes imperfect world.
