Sarah Oakley and her young siblings flee from their outlaw uncle and hope to find a better life. Things go from bad to worse, however, when Sarah is arrested as an outlaw herself. The men of the wild west town of Medora, North Dakota want to lynch her, that is unless one of them doesn't up and marry her first. Enter Quinn McFarland, a handsome rancher who needs a wife, if only to stop his grandmother from sending for any more mail order brides for him. While marriage to Quinn might solve Sarah's immediate problems, she can't help longing for true love.
The plot for this light historical romance delivered no surprises and suffered at times from believability. However, the colorful characters, authentic details and accomplished writing engage the reader throughout the story.
I recommend this book for women who enjoy historical romance.
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