Author: Janette Oke
Format: 140x214mm
Number of pages: 192
Binding: paperback
Manufacturer: Triton
Year of release: 2017

pregnant newlywed Marty comes with her husband to the Wild West. They want to settle there and behave cattle. Her husband, however, dies in an accident with a horse and Marty in a hopeless situation receives an offer from the local farmer Clark for a formal marriage. In exchange for shelter, food and protection for himself and the unborn child, she should take care of Clark's two -year -old daughter Missii, died of by her mother. In Marty, everything storms against such a trade. He cannot imagine living with a completely stranger man and his child in a small cabin. He cannot handle housework, cannot cook and cannot fulfill the basic duties of the farmer's woman. However, sincere efforts, neighborhood assistance and solidarity, as well as the unwavering belief in God's love, and support it through all the obstacles, and eventually the sorrow of her husband's death. The shouted and pain of the dull Marta for considerate Clark's care in the friendly environment of the cohesive godly community is slowly becoming a confident farmer's mate and a respected member of the community. Not only that. The "business" relationship with Clark begins to slowly enter the feeling that Marty has already considered dead and lost forever. Can it take the last step to a new love?