Orphaned at age ten, Ellie Stafford and her twin sister Mae made a vow—to stick together and never marry. Now in their mid-twenties, they are bucking convention in Calder Springs, Texas, as women with respectable occupations who can take care of themselves. Ellie works at the Good Fixin's Diner and spends her evenings knitting garments for The Children's Aid Society. When a handsome local rancher shows up searching for a cook, she's hardly tempted, despite his good looks. Luke Rogers owns a spread just outside of Calder Springs. It was running as smooth as cattle going through a chute until his cook up and marries and high-tails it back east. With no cook and a bunkhouse full of ranch hands ready to revolt, he persuades Ellie to temporarily fill in until he can hire someone else. He should have known better than to get tangled up with another woman.
Jodie Wolfe
writes a home school unit study column featured in Home School Enrichment magazine. She writes devotions for Christian Devotions. Several of her homeschooling articles are featured on Crosswalk.com. She received 3rd place in the 2015 Novel Beginnings category at the St. David's Christian Writer's Conference as well as semi-finalist status in the 2013 ACFW Genesis Contest.
She has an active blog and website (www.jodiewolfe.com). You can find her ponderings at: Putting on the New, Stitches Thru Time, and Quid Pro Quills where she regularly blogs.
She has an active blog and website (www.jodiewolfe.com). You can find her ponderings at: Putting on the New, Stitches Thru Time, and Quid Pro Quills where she regularly blogs.
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Twitter: @JodieAWolfe
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