the Homesteader Who Married Railroad Man Sent to Take Her Land: A Christian Historical Western Enemies-to-Lovers Romance About Justice, Faith, and Second Chances

She will not surrender her land. He was sent to take it.Martha Hale has twenty-one days to abandon the Kansas homestead her father died protecting. The railroad possesses a recorded deed, the town wants the prosperity a new depot could bring, and powerful men are prepared to separate Martha from her younger siblings if she refuses to cooperate.Elias Grant believes documents do not lie. As the railroad's disciplined claims agent, he has built his career enforcing lawful ownership-even when families suffer because of it. But the Hale deed contains an impossible signature, a missing payment and a survey route deliberately moved toward Martha's valuable spring.When fires, threats and a guardianship challenge close around the family, Martha and Elias enter a marriage of convenience neither expected and few people trust. Working side by side, they uncover forged records, hidden land purchases and a conspiracy reaching from the county courthouse to the railroad's highest local office.To save Martha's home, Elias must sacrifice the career that once defined him. To build a future with him, Martha must decide whether a man who arrived as her enemy can truly become her partner.A clean, faith-filled Christian historical Western romance featuring enemies to lovers, marriage of convenience, family devotion, suspense, justice and hard-won second chances.