The Rancher, Book 12 (LARGE PRINT)

A widowed rancher. A sophisticated city woman. And one last love story to bring the Archer family home.

Beau Archer has spent a lifetime holding things together—his ranch, his seven children, his grief. But Helen Allen, the elegant and disarmingly funny widow from New York, has slowly, steadily brought the light back into his world. When he finally asks her to marry him, she says yes without hesitation.

Then he tells her she'll move to the ranch. And she tells him she won't.

Helen loves Beau with her whole heart. But she didn't build a new life in Tombstone just to lose herself in his. She wants her own home, her own purpose, her own place in this wild frontier town. And Beau—proud, stubborn, and terrified of losing someone he loves all over again—doesn't know how to bend.

With a miracle baby on the way, a daughter's wedding to plan, and the whole Archer family gathering for one extraordinary Christmas, Beau and Helen will have to decide whether love is worth the one thing neither of them has ever been good at: compromise.

The final book in the Archer Family Ranch Saga is a story about second chances, stubborn hearts, and the moment a family becomes whole. Because sometimes happily ever after doesn't start with a proposal. It starts with what comes after.