Willow's Weeping (Broad Street Boarding House #19)

She's finally going back home to her family's ranch—if they'll accept her. Can he convince her that she belongs with him, too?

January 1876

Young widow Willow Fitzgerald suspects she's in love with handsome citified Howard Lancaster, whom she met at the Broad Street Boarding House over the holiday season, but she needs to get home to her family's ranch to see her dying father—if he and the rest of her family will welcome her back at all. Keeping Howard at arm's length is the right thing to do, especially because Howard doesn't know the first thing about ranching. Will Willow be able to walk away from what may be the best thing that ever happened to them?

Howard Lancaster was only supposed to stay in Denver long enough to see his sister happily married before returning home to Iowa, but Willow Fitzgerald has captured his heart. Now she's leaving to go back to a family that rejected her in the past, and Howard isn't convinced their feelings have changed. He's willing to offer protection, but what will happen when her brothers put him to the test?

Will he pass with flying colors? Or will he fall flat on his face and forfeit his chance at winning the widow's frozen heart?