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An 1880s Iowa farm holds secrets, hardship, and new love for a young widow in this historical romance by a New York Times–bestselling author.

"The Louis L'Amour of the romance novelists." —Beverley Hills Courier

Ana Fairfax is a stranger to the lonesome Iowa farm where she has gone to live after the death of her stepdaughter. Still a beautiful young woman, she struggles to raise her late stepdaughter's child in a farmhouse filled with danger. For there is Esther, the child's crazed aunt, with her dark secrets and painful memories seeming to lurk in every corner. And there is Owen, the child's father, the master of the house—and a man who is awakening new passions in Ana . . . as well as a daring new dream.