Auctioneer Said “She’s Damaged” Cowboy Said “Good Thing I Fix Broken Things For Living”

She Hadn't Eaten In Five Long Days, The Cowboy Cooked Enough For A Week And Watched Her Eat

Relatives Contested Her Small Inheritance, Cowboy Helped Prove Her And Said "Fight For What's Yours"

She Could Shoot Straighter Than The Sheriff, The Cowboy Said "I Need A Partner Exactly Like You"

The Auction Master Called Her Worthless, A Quiet Cowboy Stood Up and Paid Double What Was Asked For

Her Mail-Order Husband Was Already Married, A Cowboy Said "That Contract's Worthless, Try Mine"

“Stay Here Through the Winter,” the Rancher Said — The Apache Woman Asked, “Share a Bed?”

A Woman Was Shot For Trying To Testify, The Cowboy Made Sure She Got To The Courthouse

She Found The Cowboy Talking To His Horse Like A Friend, He Said, “She Listens Better Than Most”

She Was Being Forced Into A Wagon At Gunpoint, The Cowboy's Shot Made The Man Drop His Weapon

Rugged Cowboy Bid On The Shy Bride, She Looked Up And Said "Why Me?"

Her Letter Said She Was Plain and Broken, Cowboy Read It Twice "You Sound Perfect to Me"

“We’re Alone Now, Let’s Do What Must Be Done,” The Mail-Order Bride Whispered

He Found Her Washing Dishes In His Kitchen, She Said "I Owe You My Life, Let Me Work It Off"

She Couldn't Read The Contract She Was Signing, The Cowboy Stopped Her Hand And Read It Aloud

She Was Hiding in a Covered Wagon Fleeing West, The Cowboy Found Her and Said "I'll Take You Farther

She Was the Last Bride Left at Auction — Then a Cowboy Said, “I’ll Take Her”

She Sold Herself to a Cowboy to Save Her Family — What He Gave Her Changed Everything

“You Can Send Me Back,” She Said — Until the Cowboy Whispered, “My Son Chose You”

He Was A Cowboy Too Harsh For Love Until She Arrived, He Softly Said "You Teach Me Tenderness"

She Arrived With a Soft Smile and a Secret Until the Cowboy Found Her Second Identity