My Brave Irish Lass

She crossed a continent to find a husband. She never expected to have to fight an entire logging camp to save the man she loves.

Twenty-year-old Kathleen Moira Logan has come all the way from New Hampshire to the rough Oregon logging town of Sawyerville, hoping for a husband, a home, and a new beginning. With her strawberry-blonde hair, faint Irish accent, and gentle manner, she hardly looks like the sort of woman who would challenge hundreds of hard-drinking loggers.

But Sawyerville is teaching Kathleen just how brave she can be.

Daniel "Mutt" Morgan is young, handsome, hardworking—and one of the few loggers who welcomes the arrival of the prospective brides. From their first dangerous meeting in the logging camp, Kathleen is drawn to his kindness, his teasing smile, and the lemon drops he always buys when he comes to town.

Then a terrible logging accident leaves Daniel badly injured.

As Kathleen nurses him back to health, friendship quietly deepens into something neither can deny. But Daniel is determined to return to work before his battered body is ready—and when he collapses again among men who refuse to take his injuries seriously, Kathleen must decide how far she is willing to go for him.

She came West hoping to find a man strong enough to protect her.

Instead, Kathleen may discover that sometimes love means being brave enough to protect him.

My Brave Irish Lass is a sweet, clean historical Western romance filled with frontier courage, a rugged Oregon logging town, tender courtship, community, and a heroine who discovers that love is worth fighting for.