Blurb

She witnessed a murder. He offered her a new life. But the man she fled will kill to keep his secret buried.

Eleanor Cathcart never intended to become a mail-order bride.

But when she discovers a fellow clerk lying dead at her employer’s feet, Eleanor knows she has seen something she was never meant to see.

Terrified that she will be next, she flees Philadelphia, takes her mother’s maiden name, and answers an advertisement from a widowed pastor thousands of miles away.

All she needs is somewhere to hide.

Pastor Levi Crandall isn’t looking for love.

Eighteen months after losing his wife, he is still struggling with his grief—and raising his little daughter alone has left him exhausted and questioning the faith he once preached with certainty.

He needs a mother for Nora, not another chance at happiness.

Then Eleanor arrives in Deer Lodge.

She has a gentle way with his daughter, a surprising knowledge of healing, and a kindness that slowly brings warmth back into the lonely parsonage.

Nora adores her. Levi begins to trust her.

And somewhere between sleepless nights, shared prayers, and quiet moments around the kitchen table, their marriage of convenience begins to feel dangerously real.

For Eleanor, that is the one thing she never expected.

Because Levi believes he married a woman named Louisa Pallister.

And the closer Eleanor comes to loving the grieving pastor and the little girl who has already claimed her heart, the more terrified she becomes that the truth will cost her everything.

But some secrets refuse to stay buried.

The man Eleanor fled has not forgotten the only witness who can destroy him—and when her past finally reaches Montana, Eleanor must decide whether to keep running… or trust the husband she has come to love with the truth that could tear their fragile family apart.

A heartwarming historical western romance of second chances, hidden identities, faith, danger, and a marriage of convenience that becomes something neither of them dared hope for.

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