She went back in time to rescue him. She never counted on falling in love
...
Alma Whitecrow prefers hunting and fishing with men, not romancing them. But hearing about the roguishly handsome
coureur de bois
, who saved her sister from the Dakota, haunts her thoughts and dreams. Well-versed in surviving the wilds, Alma resolves to travel to the mid-eighteenth century, as her sister once did, to save the man from impending death.
Charlot Baudelaire thumbs his nose at society's expectations, content living as a loner, trading with people he calls the
Saulters
. If he needs a woman for the night, there is always a willing maiden. What he doesn't expect is a spunky and stubborn female warrior to challenge him.
Charlot is not the man Alma dreamed about, and Alma is not the kind of woman Charlot pursues. But the longer they are together, the more drawn to each other they become, until Alma faces the biggest decision of her life. Stay with a man who may never reciprocate her love, or return to her Ojibway home and bland existence.