About This Book
A young woman assumes leadership of her family ranch and confronts its practical and social challenges: caring for livestock including an imported ostrich and an injured horse, supervising workers and a taciturn shepherd, handling visiting strangers and disputes over supplies, and learning to assert authority and judgment as her responsibilities grow.
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