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Grace Porter decides to start fresh out west after learning her brother will bring a sixteen‑year‑old bride home. With money from her parents, she joins a wagon train, buying a wagon, livestock, and supplies. Though eager for a new life, unresolved ghosts from her past linger. Grace becomes drawn to the wagon master Paul Spencer and his orphaned niece and nephews, but an accident involving Paul’s niece reminds her she must keep her distance to protect the children. As other dangers loom over Paul’s family, Grace finds herself drawn into their lives, struggling to ease a child’s misplaced guilt and to decide whether to allow grace into her own future.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Tracey Victoria Bateman
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