Southern Belle, Francine McKinnie, faces a difficult life as a logging man's wife after sacrificing her mail-order proposal to a cattle baron for her sister's sake. A decision she's comfortable with as long as her husband is kindhearted and soft-spoken. But when she arrives to discover intended striking another man, she seeks shelter with his brothers.
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Walter Hunt followed his brothers across the country only to discover his own kin stole his woman and his land, now he plans to fight for what's his. When his mail-order bride is manipulated by his siblings. Walter realizes he wants nothing more than to break the chains of family and strike out on his own. The only issue is that he'll have to overcome his hermit lifestyle and learn to schmooze investors in order to start his own sawmill.<br>

Walter proposes a business arrangement to Ms. McKinnie, his protection for her help in acquiring investors. Their marriage would be a ruse, but a beneficial one for them both. But when brother faces brother and truths unfold, does Francine trust the man who offers her safety and security, or the one who offers her a happily ever after?