The Enchanted Land

Morgan Wakefield’s inheritance depends on spending a year at her father’s New Mexico ranch with a husband, prompting her to propose a practical arrangement to rancher Seth Colter, whom she has only just met. The setup places romance within a western ranch setting, with the terms of the inheritance shaping the couple’s relationship from the outset. As their connection develops, the description points to betrayal and other serious challenges that threaten their shared future. The novel’s central strands are the marriage-of-convenience premise, Morgan’s claim to the land, and the possibility of love emerging from an arrangement made for practical reasons.