The Wrangler's Woman

By Davalynn Spencer

Description:

Corra Jameson doesn’t think of herself as a spinster and is content to spend quiet evenings with her books. Paper beaus, her sister calls them, teasing her about the stories Corra reads. But when a rugged widower asks her to come to his ranch for the summer to help him with his tomboy daughter, she sees opportunity to earn a side of beef for her sister’s family. Besides, she has nothing to lose in the arrangement. Except perhaps her heart.

Widowed rancher Josiah Hanacker’s sister-in-law threatens to take his daughter away from him if he can’t raise her like a lady. Since he can’t, he needs a woman to do the job for him. Corra Jameson, the spinster who works at the Ford Junction boarding house may have just what his ranch-raised girl needs, and he hires her as a lady-trainer. Trouble is, he hadn’t figured she’d have what his lonely heart needed as well.

Re-released from the 2016 ECPA bestselling Barbour collection, The Cowboy’s Bride.

Book Takeaway:

Love often comes as a surprise.

Why the author wrote this book:

I wrote this book because I love writing about cowboys of the 1800s, their struggles so similar to our own, and the women who help make their lives complete.