Quince finds herself alone and destitute after paying off her father’s debts. Working at the livery enough to have food and sleep in the hay loft, she is forced to sell her last earthly possession
her beloved horse. Loading her horse into the train car, saying her final goodbyes, the train lurches, slamming and locking the door. As it moves forward, she has no idea where she may end up, praying wherever it is, it’s better than what she left behind.
Since the accident that took his wife’s life and left his daughter physically and emotionally injured, Tyler had prayed for help. Applying for a mail-order wife was a desperate move, and something he didn’t want. His last hope was that the horse he purchased through the newspaper ad would be the happiness and healing his daughter needed, then he could cancel his application.
Disappointed that the horse seems sadder than his daughter, he starts corresponding with a woman who appears to be exactly what he, his daughter, and the horse need. But when they meet, the wrong kind of sparks fly.
Genre: Inspirational
Since the accident that took his wife’s life and left his daughter physically and emotionally injured, Tyler had prayed for help. Applying for a mail-order wife was a desperate move, and something he didn’t want. His last hope was that the horse he purchased through the newspaper ad would be the happiness and healing his daughter needed, then he could cancel his application.
Disappointed that the horse seems sadder than his daughter, he starts corresponding with a woman who appears to be exactly what he, his daughter, and the horse need. But when they meet, the wrong kind of sparks fly.
Genre: Inspirational