Polly Ashburn is afraid of the Big Bad Wolfe. Edgar Wolfe, that is. Her father’s business partner shows up after her father’s funeral with a new will stating that her father left everything to the man. Her home, the business, and most importantly, her hand in marriage. Her only saving grace is to write to a Denver matchmaker with an impeccable record, asking to be matched to a man sight-unseen who she can marry immediately. Marianne Gordon is stumped. It’s not that Riggins Tanner isn’t marriage material. He’s a successful leather goods merchant and respected in the depot district of Denver. However, he is quiet and timid. None of her brides are right for him. Add to that the strange telegram she just got from a woman wanting to marry in two days’ time. Maybe she has a match made in heaven. Will Polly’s plan work? Will Riggins help her save her family home and business? Or once married, will he insist they stay in Denver? Is quiet, timid Riggins strong enough to stand against Wolfe? Does love win or are these two destined to live life devoid of the love they both seek?