The novel begins in 1904; Hattie’s last year of finishing school and she hates it – she’d rather be a pioneer. She sees her chance when Earl proposes marriage along with a homestead in Tucumcari, New Mexico Territory. We share her struggles; living in near poverty while keeping the homestead going. She falls ill and is about to give birth when Rosalinda enters her life as her caretaker. Soon they find an attraction to each other that neither fully understands or dares to express... moreThe novel begins in 1904; Hattie’s last year of finishing school and she hates it – she’d rather be a pioneer. She sees her chance when Earl proposes marriage along with a homestead in Tucumcari, New Mexico Territory. We share her struggles; living in near poverty while keeping the homestead going. She falls ill and is about to give birth when Rosalinda enters her life as her caretaker. Soon they find an attraction to each other that neither fully understands or dares to express. The death of a gay attorney sets off a series of catastrophic events and impossible challenges while revealing a deep-seated hatred by the town’s fine citizens. So how do Hattie and Rosalinda survive in a town where they once were loved and accepted but would be damned or possibly killed if their true feelings were known? Their courageous and heart-felt story is as pertinent today as it was in the early 1900's. Don't miss a single hour of following Hattie and Rosalinda. Order books One and Two today! less
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