A life-altering betrayal leaves Donna Grace alone, unmarried, and pregnant. She’s eager to keep St. Louis, Missouri, and go back to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she was raised, and the only path back is definitely by wagon teach. The wagon get better at refuses to let a single woman drive a wagon without a male escort. Donna understands she can’t trust males, but it seems she is going to need to partner with one if she wants to get back home.

Luke Russell failed to protect his fiancee. Because of his overlook, she was murdered. He vows never to leave another person to face problems independently and to hardly ever again open up his heart to like. When he overhears Donna Grace’s predicament he presents her a married relationship of convenience that they can dissolve right they reach Santa Fe.

But the trail forces them to work together. The birth of Donna’s baby unites them in a way they can’t refuse. Will the hazards and joys from the Santa Fe Trail break down the barriers these two have constructed around their hearts?