Grace's Gloves

Grace Whitaker is tired of being protected.

As the seventh of eight sisters traveling west with the Clover Creek Camp, Grace has spent months watching everyone around her find their place—and, one by one, their husbands. She loves her family fiercely, but she's ready for them to see her as capable, not fragile.

Then Caleb Foster joins the wagon train.

A quiet carpenter with a dry sense of humor and a habit of noticing what others overlook, Caleb does something almost no one else does: he trusts Grace to know her own mind. He doesn't take work from her hands, make decisions for her, or treat her like someone who needs saving.

And Grace notices.

As the trail grows harder, Grace discovers a talent for bringing people, supplies, and solutions together. For the first time, she begins to see the woman she might become in Clover Creek—independent, useful, and entirely her own.

But falling for Caleb raises a question Grace refuses to ignore. Does she want him because all her sisters have found love, or because he truly belongs in the future she is finally learning to choose for herself?

With a cherished pair of her mother's gloves, a stubborn carpenter, and seven sisters who have absolutely no intention of minding their own business, Grace may discover that growing up isn't about refusing help or leaving family behind.

It's about having the courage to choose what—and who—comes next.

Grace's Gloves is a warm, humorous historical romance filled with family, sisterly meddling, slow-burn courtship, and love on the westward trail.