When Deb and her younger sister survive a wagon train massacre they find themselves caring for the author survivors, two small children. Stuck in the high Sierras they happen upon a young man who takes them back to his modest homestead. With winter on the way and only small rough settlements nearby Deb, Gwen, and the children find themselves being welcomed into Trace's home. He and the other two ranch hands build up an additional house for the women and in return they do the cooking and cleaning. It's an ideal arrangement. However, Deb and Trace are worries for more wagon trains, the outlaws that massacred their group are still out there and might be plotting it again. Inspirational historical fiction that is the first in a trilogy.
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