McKenna has been taking care of her brother for quite some time. The age gap is enough that she has taken over the task of trying to be his mother. Fleeing her brother's past, they decide to move to where their cousin, almost a sister to McKenna, lives in Colorado. Her brother is supposed to take a job as a carpenter and McKenna has inherited her father's talent for making saddles. Unfortunately, untimely deaths force her to take over a ranch and a little girl upon arrival. Gender roles being what they were, McKenna is forced to work on her saddles in secret, and her brother's rowdy actions put a lot of stress on McKenna.
Enter U.S. Marshal Wyatt. He steps in to try and protect them, but McKenna fears that he is going to find out about the past and tries to push him away. He has his own secrets that he is pursuing for the marshals, and McKenna begins to doubt him. As her brother gets deeper into trouble and the ranch gets deeper in debt, McKenna wants to confide in Wyatt but her trust does not come easy.
I really liked this book. I hope one day that they price will drop or that it will be free so that I can add it to my digital collection.
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