The Silversmith

In 1880s Tombstone, one sprawling ranch family is about to change — one bride at a time.
 

Carol Benson has gotten very good at being still. After the accident that changed her life, she learned to watch the world from the edges of it, to want less and ask for nothing — and to believe that the kind of love her brother found simply wasn't meant for a woman in a chair.

Then she meets Will Stanton, the town silversmith: a man of few words and careful hands. Will doesn't offer Carol pity or promises. He offers something far rarer — poles that clip to her chair so she can move on her own for the first time, a drawing of the robin she rescued with a note that says she deserves to be free, and a quiet way of showing up that makes her believe he means it.

As a figure from Carol's past reappears to complicate everything, she's faced with a question she never let herself ask: what if the life she'd given up on is only just beginning?

Meanwhile, the Archer family has opened its arms to Carol and Will both — and in this sprawling, opinionated clan, once you're family, you're family for good.

The Silversmith is the sixth book in the Archer Family Ranch saga, a sweet historical romance about second chances, being truly seen, and the quiet man who builds you a way back into the world — for readers who love wholesome frontier romance and warm western towns.