Lucy Fairbanks' passion for photography is always getting her in trouble. She's already caused a stampede and sundry other calamities, and today she falls out of a tree onto the top of a stagecoach, hoping to get a picture of a wild white mustang. The coach is being held up by three robbers when Lucy falls. This spooks the horses and they take off running, as Lucy hangs on for dear life. When she and the runaway coach are chased down by the robbers, a mysterious man appears from nowhere and rescues her, scaring off the thieves. Lucy begins a nonstop dissertation about everything that's happened and this mysterious man has to kiss her to shut her up.

And what a kiss it is! Lucy never had such feelings stir within her. This stranger drives the horses back to where the stranded driver and passengers are and disappears just as quickly as he appeared. Lucy knows nothing about him, but that kiss haunts her. She sets out to find him again. Rumor has it there is a "wild man" roaming the woods and Lucy wants to prove he is anything but "wild." If she can verify this, it could be her big chance to get one of her photographs in the local newspaper and prove to people she is serious about her profession.

David Wolf has returned to Rocky Creek in search of answers about his past. He was left on the steps of the local mission as a baby and raised there until he was 10. He decided to run away and took the only possession her owned, a treasured gold box. That same night, David was found by four local youths who mocked and taunted him for being a half-breed. They stole his box and tied him in a boat that slipped away from them and went down the river.

Lucy's search for David gets him shot and lands him in jail and Lucy is in another mess of trouble. You'll be amused by some of her hysterical antics, but encouraged by how she uses her camera to illuminate the secrets that surround her. Will David find his answers or be chained to his childhood forever? Can there a better future in store for him?

A VISION OF LUCY is a story about overcoming prejudice and the resulting injustice is causes. It's a lesson in learning to accept someone for whom they are, not for their gender, skin color or who we expect them to be. This 1800s inspirational historical novel explores breaking society's barriers and keeping our mind, eyes and ears open to have a vision of God's plan for our lives. Margaret Brownley has penned another winner with this last book in her Rocky Creek Romance series. A delightful extra: you'll enjoy the wit and wisdom of Miss Gertrude Hasslebrink regarding photography at the beginning of each chapter.