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Philadelphia journalist Maggie Sinclair arrives in Buckhorn Gap, Colorado Territory with one goal: prove that a woman can do serious work in a world determined to keep her writing about hat fashions and parlor teas. When her cousin falls gravely ill, she finds herself stranded in a small mountain town — and at the mercy of the most brilliant, infuriating, and unexpectedly decent man she has ever met.
Dr. Patrick O’Brien came to Buckhorn Gap to practice medicine on his own terms and document the Ute people’s medicinal knowledge before it disappears forever. He is not charmed by the sharp-tongued journalist asking inconvenient questions. He is not.
But when Maggie’s botanical illustration skills make her the ideal partner for his research, two people who never wanted to need anyone find themselves working side by side – and everything they thought they didn’t want starts to feel dangerously complicated. A slow-burn with a twist and a hard-earned HEA that has been called “amazing.” Second in the Brides of Buckhorn Gap series, but also reads as a standalone.
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Philadelphia journalist Maggie Sinclair arrives in Buckhorn Gap, Colorado Territory with one goal: prove that a woman can do serious work in a world determined to keep her writing about hat fashions and parlor teas. When her cousin falls gravely ill, she finds herself stranded in a small mountain town — and at the mercy of the most brilliant, infuriating, and unexpectedly decent man she has ever met.
Dr. Patrick O’Brien came to Buckhorn Gap to practice medicine on his own terms and document the Ute people’s medicinal knowledge before it disappears forever. He is not charmed by the sharp-tongued journalist asking inconvenient questions. He is not.
But when Maggie’s botanical illustration skills make her the ideal partner for his research, two people who never wanted to need anyone find themselves working side by side – and everything they thought they didn’t want starts to feel dangerously complicated. A slow-burn with a twist and a hard-earned HEA that has been called “amazing.” Second in the Brides of Buckhorn Gap series, but also reads as a standalone.
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