Edward Stillwell and his father had brought their family to the Northwestern United States when scandal rocked the family, but they paid a big price to protect their family name. Edward lost his sister and his mother in the new land, a harsh lashing on any immigrant, but especially hard on one with a distinctive British accent. But when Edward spots a no-good wagonmaster treating a rag-tag group of pioneers cruelly, he steps in, and he might have stepped in too deep, because before you know it, the shortened wagon train is going to winter over on Stillwell land. Not that he thought of such a thing. That was all Sylvie's doing, a woman with heart and soul and not much to speak of in the name of possessions except one thin stepdaughter. Her goodness and open heart shamed him to the point of falling in love... desperately in love, a situation he'd never envisioned tucked in the hills of Idaho Territory.
But when he finds out the truth about his beloved... About her past... is Edward strong enough and gentleman enough to still welcome her home to A Town Called Christmas?
