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Welcome to emotional Wild West stories where broken hearts find healing and outcasts discover love.
When Sarah May's parents sold her to a mountain man for being disabled, everyone thought she was worthless damaged goods. But Caleb Stone saw past her twisted ankle to the strength and grace that cruelty couldn't break. In five days of mountain isolation, two wounded souls discovered that the greatest love stories begin when someone finally sees your true worth.

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