Faith on the Frontier

A Western Historical Romance

De: Vivian Belle

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When Boston heiress Emma Abbott inherits her uncle's Montana ranch, she seeks independence from society's constraints. What she finds instead is a dangerous conspiracy, a land hiding golden secrets, and an enigmatic ranch hand with a mysterious past.

Fleeing a stifling arranged marriage in Boston society, Emma Abbott arrives in rugged 1880s Montana Territory determined to forge her own path by managing her late uncle's ranch. Despite skepticism from locals about a refined Eastern woman surviving frontier life, Emma refuses to be intimidated.

Her resolve is immediately tested by powerful saloon owner Jedediah Walker, whose persistent offers to buy her property hides sinister motives. When strange "accidents" begin occurring at the ranch, Emma finds an unexpected ally in Mark McKay, her uncle's taciturn and skilled ranch hand who harbors secrets of his own.

As Emma uncovers evidence of valuable gold deposits on her land, she also learns that Mark is a fugitive, wrongfully accused of murder in Colorado. The deeper they dig, the clearer it becomes that Walker—a man with a false identity and a sinister past—will stop at nothing to seize her property.

With threats escalating, Emma and Mark forge an alliance that gradually blossoms into romance. Together with a growing circle of townspeople brave enough to stand against Walker's corruption, they race to expose his crimes before he can use his influence to steal Emma's inheritance and silence her permanently.

Faith on the Frontier is a sweeping tale of courage, justice, and love on the American frontier, where a determined woman and a man seeking redemption discover that true gold lies not in the land, but in the bonds they forge with each other.