McKenzie is desperate to save her sister, Kaydie. Kaydie ran off with a man who turned out to be an abusive bank robber. McKenzie knows that she needs to save her sister and comes up with a plan to become a mail-order bride so that she has the funds and support to search for her sister in Montana.
Zach wants a help mate, someone who will share in his journey of life and be a mother to his adopted son, Davey. The man has a heart of gold and has no idea that McKenzie plans on finding her sister and getting back to Boston.
McKenzie is an irritating brat for most of the book. I almost put it down a few times, but I wanted to see if she became a true wife to poor Zach. There are moments in there where there are flashbacks or daydreams. The daydreams are written as if they really happened and are a little distracting that way. After a while, I skipped them all together.
I'm glad that I made it to the end of this book. It was an enjoyable read and sets you up for the story of Kaydie in book 2. I think that if it popped up for free, I might pick it up, but I won't be tracking it at this time. Decent Book!
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