Wooing the Wallflower: A Clean Historical Western Romance with Forced Proximity, a Bookish Heroine, and a Single Father Cowboy Set in Texas (The Secret Society of Spinsters) poster

Wooing the Wallflower: A Clean Historical Western Romance with Forced Proximity, a Bookish Heroine, and a Single Father Cowboy Set in Texas (The Secret Society of Spinsters)

By Karen Witemeyer

First published 2027

When a bookish spinster falls for a single father and his children, will his outlaw past destroy their chance for love? Shy spinster Jane Cowan prefers fictional men to the living, breathing variety. Her interactions with unattached males never fail to leave her tongue-tied and red-faced. But when widower Stephen Hicks moves to town, Jane's minister father volunteers her to care for the man's two young children. The little ones tug on her heart, so Jane agrees, never expecting a friendship to develop with the children's father. Stephen arrives in Albany, Texas, chasing a fresh start and fighting to keep his family intact. He has reformed his outlaw ways, but his late wife's mother is determined to leverage his criminal history to gain custody of his children. When the old life Stephen worked so hard to outrun rides into town, everything he has built threatens to crumble: his reputation, his freedom, and his future with the woman who has stolen his heart.

Published
16 Feb 2027
Pages
320
Publisher
Bethany House Publishers
Edition
Paperback
Elsewhere
Open Library
  • Romance
  • Western

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