Everyone Left the Wagon Train Without Her—One Mountain Man Turned His Horse Around

"Everyone Left the Wagon Train Without Her, One Mountain Man Turned His Horse Around" | Western Frontier Romance Audiobook Emma Trask was the only wheelwright on the Selby Emigrant Company train, and she was the only person on it nobody would sit beside. Twenty three years old, heavy, orphaned above the Platte, she reset nineteen tires and never once got a thank you. Then she laid her father's measuring wheel against a company tire and found it set three eighths of an inch short, on purpose, by a hand that had done it a thousand times. She thought the truth would be enough. She thought somebody would listen. At dawn the train pulled out with her tool chest sitting in the grass. Twenty six wagons, and not one driver turned his head. Eighteen miles up the road a freighter named Noah Farrow counted those wagons, found no wheelwright among them, rode four more miles doing arithmetic, and then turned his horse around in the middle of the road and came back for a woman nobody had asked him to save. What Emma finds behind a pole fence at a relay station will explain eleven families who started west and never came out the other end. What she does on a burning October night, alone, with her husband shot and five men in the yard, will be told from the Musselshell to the Missouri for thirty years. And the four pine linchpins she cut with her own hands are already waiting on the road. This western frontier romance audiobook features a gruff mountain man who never once mentions her weight, a plus size heroine whose hands are worth more than every man in the train, and the slow discovery that the thing they called her flaw was the only thing standing between a company and the people it was killing.