Cheyenne's Lady

Another gripping "how the West was won" novel from bestselling author Patricia Rice: 1876 New Mexico Territory

Along with her father’s cattle empire, Maria Connolly inherits his enemies. In a land ruled by railroads, cattle wars, and men who make their own law, her fortune and beauty paint a target on her back.

Enter Cheyenne Walker—a gunfighter with his own past to outrun. He returns to Santa Fe under her father’s contract, but his presence raises more suspicion than hope. Maria has no choice but to honor her father’s wishes. Together, they face ruthless thieves, land barons, and politicians in the fight for control of the territory, a story rooted in the real power struggles that would soon explode into the Lincoln County Wars.

Set against the vivid backdrop of the New Mexico Territory, this tale blends frontier hardship with the stark realities of power and survival—