When Lily Carteret is sent from England to her estranged father's Wyoming ranch in 1886, she arrives to find he has gambled the property away to Jack Sinclair, the ranch foreman who won it. With five dollars and no prospects, Lily builds a schoolhouse life among ranch hands, a widowed cook's children, and a lonely rancher who cannot read. Then the deadliest winter in territorial history descends. A warm, richly detailed frontier romance about survival, dignity, and finding home where you least expect it. A biracial English lady banished to a ranch that no longer exists must build a life from nothing—and finds she's stronger than anyone imagined. The award-winning Carla Kelly delivers a sweeping, emotional frontier romance set during the deadliest winter the West ever knew. A foreman who can't read and a lady who can't stay—an unlikely love story forged in a one-room schoolhouse and a killing blizzard. A marriage of convenience to save a ranch becomes the truest love of two lonely lives. “When you have exhausted all the possibilities, remember this: you haven't.”Perfect for a reader who loves clean, character-driven historical Western romances with a resilient heroine, a strong quiet hero, and richly researched frontier detail.
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