Jo Kersley hates change. Especially when it comes to her family’s traditions—or coincidences as most people view them. Like her mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother before her, Jo is the oldest of three daughters and one day will inherit the Triple Bar Ranch. She is determined to marry a “local boy” the summer she turns twenty-five to keep another tradition going. But when mysterious inconsistencies arise concerning her fiance’s actions, Jo turns to her new friend for comfort, a local National Park ranger who hails from back east. Will she be able to let go of her fetish for tradition before it’s too late, open her eyes, and recognize the man who can actually help run her struggling ranch—and who truly loves her?
A small town, friends to lovers story that will snatch your heart.
It is a DUET book with The Prospector and the Widow; a contemporary and historical novel being connected with a bit of mystery and history.