With all the intense drama and historical detail of her
original New York Times bestselling Calder series,
Janet Dailey returns to 1900s Montana and the challenges war
and Prohibition brought to the frontier. Adding Romeo and
Juliet-style romance to compelling landowner and family
rivalries, Dailey brings fresh life to the story of
America's westward expansion.
1919, Blue Moon,
Montana. With the Great War over and the country on the
brink of Prohibition, the small town is about to undergo
another seismic shift. But as with any big change,
there’s bound to be blood. This time, the fate of Blue
Moon’s most powerful families hangs in the balance . .
.
Battle-scarred and emotionally ravaged by
the loss of his wife and children to Spanish Flu, former US
Army Major Logan Hunter heads to Blue Moon to salvage
whatever peace he can near the only family he has left. Not
only does the Calder clan embrace him, but patriarch Webb
Calder helps Logan secure a prime piece of ranching
property. Yet settling into his new home is fraught
with challenges, especially since Logan’s land borders
the rival Dollarhide spread, stoking the battle between the
families anew and pitting Logan against an adversary who
stirs him like no other . . .
From her
first encounter with Logan Hunter, Dr. Kristin Dollarhide
feels an instant connection to the sorrow in his beautiful
eyes. As a former military MD, Kristin is no stranger to the
devastating effects the war has left on hearts and
minds—including her own. Despite her instinct to steer
clear, Kristin is powerfully drawn to the handsome widower.
Until the raging conflict takes a tragic turn, threatening
all hope for their future . . .
The epic
tale of the settling of the American West comes to vivid
life in this inspiring saga of love, hope and endurance.
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