She came west looking for a hardworking husband. The one man who captures her heart is the last man she thinks she can trust.
Anne Elizabeth Lacey has no intention of being dazzled by the "Prince of Sawyerville."
Quentin Mitchell is handsome, wealthy, Harvard-educated, and the privileged son of the man who owns Sawyerville's logging operation. From the moment he arrives in town in a fine carriage and an even finer suit, nearly every unmarried woman in Sawyerville sets her sights on him.
Anne refuses to join them.
After watching her own father leave his family burdened by debts no one knew existed, Anne came west hoping to marry a man whose honest work could be seen in the calluses on his hands. A charming young gentleman who admits he has no intention of settling down is exactly the sort of man she has promised herself to avoid.
But Quentin Mitchell is hiding something.
While the town believes he is preparing to become a lawyer and eventually join his father's prosperous business, Quentin has been slipping quietly into the rough logging camp with a black medical bag, tending injured and sick men who have nowhere else to turn. He has abandoned the future his father planned for him and chosen a calling that may cost him his family's approval—and everything that comes with the Mitchell name.
The more Anne discovers about the man beneath the polished clothes, the harder it becomes to guard her heart.
But just when she begins to believe Sawyerville's prince might be the hardworking man she has been searching for all along, Quentin faces a choice that could take him thousands of miles away.
Can a mail-order bride who came west searching for security risk everything on a man whose future may lead him away from her?
Prince of Sawyerville is a warm, clean historical western romance filled with frontier-town charm, an unexpected hero, a determined bride, family conflict, and a love strong enough to change two lives—and help build the future of Sawyerville.
