Mackenzie's Mountain

Mary Elizabeth Potter arrives in a small Wyoming town as its new schoolteacher and becomes determined to return Wolf Mackenzie's son to school. Wolf is a former prisoner who has endured years of suspicion for a crime he did not commit, and he keeps both his son and himself at a distance from the community. As Mary Elizabeth challenges his isolation and earns his trust, their reluctant connection develops into a romance. The novel combines contemporary romance with themes of prejudice, redemption, and family loyalty.

by Linda Howard

Mira · First published 1989 · 248 pages