A beautiful story！Peggy is treated like a servant in her own home。 She liveswith her two married sisters and is treated like the help in an unwanted guest。 Jerry is the son of a white dead in the Chinese mother because of the way they were treated while he was growing up he is very closed off and stays to himself only talking to his ranch hands and his best friend。 Little does Jerry know his best friend has sent off for him a mail order bride and trying to do the right thing he goes to town to m A beautiful story！Peggy is treated like a servant in her own home。 She liveswith her two married sisters and is treated like the help in an unwanted guest。 Jerry is the son of a white dead in the Chinese mother because of the way they were treated while he was growing up he is very closed off and stays to himself only talking to his ranch hands and his best friend。 Little does Jerry know his best friend has sent off for him a mail order bride and trying to do the right thing he goes to town to meet his mail order bride Peggy and pay for her way back home。 Peggy being upfront and down-to-earth she explained to him she could not go home and or will not because of the way she is treated and she is better off staying in town。 Unfortunately the people she is staying with a very racist towards jewelry and she doesn’t like it so she asked if she could be his housekeeper and live on the ranch with him。 He says yes and this is when the story begins。 I loved the story and although I thought the romance was a bit forced and fast I still give it five stars for confronting the issue of brace with respect and authenticity。 It wasn’t blatant nor was it the worst of the worst case scenarios like most MLB books so it totally deserves five stars。 I can’t wait to read more by this author。 。。。more