She Was Promised to a Man She Feared Until the Cowboy Stopped the Vows and Stood Beside Her

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In 1875 Texas, nineteen-year-old Sophia Anderson faces an impending marriage to the cruel rancher Victor Blackstone to settle her father's debts, but her fate takes a turn when she meets drifter Wade Quincy, who challenges her to embrace her choices and pursue a future of freedom and love. As Sophia grapples with her circumstances, she must decide between a life of submission and the possibility of happiness offered by Wade.

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