Iron Creek, Wyoming, 1881

It’s the season of goodwill, and the Anderson family are getting ready to celebrate.

Nestled in the snow-blanketed heart of the American West, family means everything. As winter tightens its grip and Christmas approaches, the Andersons prepare for a season filled with celebration, challenge, and change.

The four feisty women—Bonnie, Ellie Mae, Katie, and Carrie Anne, each with her own stubborn streak—have to navigate their way around their strong husbands—Luke, Adam, Hank, and Brodie. The rugged cowboys are protective, hard-working, and deeply in love with the spirited women who keep their lives interesting. But that sometimes means more than a little discipline is needed, especially when the girls put themselves in danger.

This Christmas there’s a pie competition, and Carrie Anne is determined to win, but so is her rival, Alanna Sawyer. Who will win, and at what cost?

There’s also a new dance troupe at the saloon called The Kansas Girls, which creates its own problems. Rusty asks Katie and Ellie Mae to help him and the girls out, going behind Hank and Adam’s backs. When they find out, there’s hell to pay.

Add a blizzard, forcing the men to brave the storm in search of their wives after a misadventure and lessons learned. How can the women redeem themselves?

With a scandalous surprise!

When Christmas night arrives, the four women scheme together to give their husbands the best night of their lives.

The Anderson Ranch, with its glowing lamplight, roaring fires, and echoing laughter, shows the enduring power of family and the wild, beautiful unpredictability of life on the frontier.

This is Book V in The Anderson Brothers but can be read as a stand-alone.

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