Tressa has been sent to Aunt Hattie's school to have a second chance at a life. With no dowry back east, she has little chance of getting married. At Aunt Hattie's school, she will learn how to be a helpful wife to a Kansas rancher. She's trying to hide her background so the other girls will accept her, but instead she seems standoffish and the other girls don't warm up to her quickly.
Abel has enough issues trying to keep his ranch. Cows are disappearing and he's not sure he'll make it through the year. He's been burned by a woman used to high living in the past and has no desire to go down that path again. Even though he is drawn to Tressa, he is determined to fight against it once he figures out she's a learned woman from the east.
Overall, I liked this book. The story was unusual regarding Hattie's school and I found her to be a lovable character. It flowed well and was an easy read. This series is great in that you can pick and choose which books you want to read and you don't miss anything. Most of them aren't related in any way. Good Book!
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