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She Believed She Was Worthless… Until the Navajo Warrior Fought For Her Honor

In 1880, Sarah Brennan arrives in New Mexico as a mail-order bride, only to discover her husband never wanted a wife—he wanted a servant to sell to the highest bidder. When she flees into the desert and collapses from exhaustion, she's found by Takoda, a Navajo warrior who lost everything and vowed never to help another white person again. He saves her life, but keeps his distance, treating her presence as an unwanted burden.
Slowly, Sarah begins to learn a new language, a new way of seeing the world, and for the first time in her life, what it means to be treated as a human being rather than property. But when her husband returns with soldiers to reclaim what he believes is legally his, Sarah must make an impossible choice: return to a life of servitude and sale, or fight for the person she's becoming and the connection she never expected to find.
This is a story about finding worth beyond what others assign you, about healing from trauma, about choosing courage over compliance, and about two broken people learning that opening your heart again doesn't betray those you've lost.
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